In a high-volume paper production line, the work does not end when the reams are produced.

Once the paper has been cut, counted and packed into reams, those finished products still need to be sorted, arranged and loaded into cases. When this part of the process is handled manually, it can quickly become the slowest step in an otherwise highly automated production line.

That is where the new CHM-DB100 Fully Automatic Case Packer comes in.

Designed for high-load, large-volume production, the CHM-DB100 can reach speeds of up to 10 cases per minute. It connects directly with the upstream production process and automatically handles the finished reams from feeding to case packing.

From Finished Reams to Packed Cases — Automatically

The working process is straightforward.

Finished reams are transferred from the upstream production line into the CHM-DB100.

The machine automatically counts the incoming reams and arranges them into the required formation. There is no need for operators to manually count each group or move the reams into position.

Once the required quantity has been reached, the servo-driven pushing system takes over.

The entire group is pushed into the case in one controlled movement.

Feed. Count. Arrange. Push. Pack.

The process continues automatically.

This simple change can make a significant difference in a factory running large production orders every day.

Less Manual Handling, More Continuous Production

Manual packing does more than require additional labor.

Operators need to repeatedly count, pick up, arrange and move finished reams. Over a full production shift, these repetitive operations consume time and can create inconsistencies in the packing process.

For factories running an A4 paper production line at high output, the packaging section needs to keep pace with the production equipment upstream.

The CHM-DB100 is designed with this in mind.

By automatically counting and arranging the reams before packing, the machine reduces unnecessary manual handling and creates a smoother connection between the A4 paper production line and the final case packing process.

The result is a more continuous production flow, with fewer manual steps between finished ream production and completed cases.

Controlled Servo Pushing

One detail is particularly important when handling finished copy paper reams: pushing force.

Finished reams already have their own packaging. Excessive or uncontrolled force during case loading can damage or scratch the outer packaging.

The CHM-DB100 uses a servo-controlled pushing system, allowing the pushing movement and force to be controlled according to production requirements.

The goal is not simply to push the product into the case as quickly as possible.

It is to move the entire group smoothly and consistently while protecting the finished reams.

For high-volume production, this kind of control becomes especially important because the same operation may be repeated thousands of times during a production run.

Built for High-Volume Paper Factories

The CHM-DB100 is designed for production environments where packaging volume is high and continuous operation is important.

With a maximum speed of 10 cases per minute, the machine provides higher packaging capacity than conventional models and is particularly suited to factories handling large daily production volumes.

It can be integrated with the upstream paper sheeting and ream production process, allowing finished products to move directly into the automatic packing section.

Instead of treating case packing as a separate manual operation, the CHM-DB100 makes it part of the production line.

A Practical Step Toward More Automation

Automation does not always mean replacing an entire production line.

Sometimes, improving one bottleneck can make the biggest difference.

For a paper factory, the sheeting machine may already be running automatically, while operators are still required to manually sort and pack the finished reams.

The result is an imbalance:

High-speed production upstream, manual work downstream.

The CHM-DB100 is designed to close this gap.

With automatic counting, arranging, grouping and servo-controlled case loading, the machine takes over one of the most repetitive stages of the production process.

This allows operators to spend less time on repetitive handling and gives the production line a more consistent workflow.

From Production to Packaging

A modern paper converting line is not only about how fast the paper can be cut.

It is also about what happens after the cutting process.

Can the finished reams move smoothly to packaging?

Can they be counted automatically?

Can they be arranged without manual sorting?

Can they be loaded into cases without damaging the packaging?

And can the packaging section keep up with the output of the production line?

The CHM-DB100 was developed around these practical production questions.

Up to 10 cases per minute.

Automatic counting.

Automatic arranging.

Servo-controlled pushing.

Fully automatic ream-to-case packing.

For paper converters and copy paper manufacturers looking to reduce manual handling and improve packaging efficiency, the CHM-DB100 provides a practical solution for high-volume production.

From finished reams entering the machine to completed cases leaving the line, the process is connected into one continuous operation.

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From Production to Packaging. Fully Automatic.