JWELL Pulp Molding Machine with Robot or Gantry Transfer


JWELL supplies a pulp molding machine with robot or gantry out-of-mold transfer, PLC control, mold options, and wet-pressing configurations.



Key Selling Points
- Transfer Choice: Robot and gantry out-of-mold transfer arrangements are shown in the supplied material
- Process Control: PLC and HMI run preset parameters to support consistent molding operation
- Mold Flexibility: Customizable mold specifications support different molded-pulp product designs
- Documented Output: Two wet-pressing parameter sets provide cycle and 22-hour capacity references
Technical Specifications
| Mold specification | Cycle time (product dependent) | Capacity (product dependent) |
|---|---|---|
| 980 × 950 | 50–56 s / 2 molds | 600–800 kg / 22 h |
| 1100 × 1000 | 50–56 s / 2 molds | 600–900 kg / 22 h |
| Customizable | Not stated | Not stated |
| Mold specification | Cycle time (product dependent) | Capacity (product dependent) |
|---|---|---|
| 800 × 600 | 24–120 s / mold | 400–700 kg / 22 h |
| 1100 × 900 | 24–120 s / mold | 600–900 kg / 22 h |
| Customizable | Not stated | Not stated |
Product Description
JWELL’s pulp molding machine is designed for forming molded-pulp products with automated handling between production steps. The supplied document shows two equipment arrangements: a robot out-of-mold transfer forming machine and a gantry out-of-mold transfer forming machine. The equipment uses a programmable logic controller (PLC) and a human-machine interface (HMI) to run preset process parameters.
The documented workflow connects pulping and forming through automated equipment. The design aims to streamline production and reduce cycle time, while the actual cycle and output depend on the molded product. JWELL also describes compatibility with different molds. Its mold-development material shows design, CNC machining, drilling, polishing or coating, mesh wrapping, and assembly steps. Buyers can therefore specify the mold geometry and discuss a suitable machine configuration with JWELL rather than relying on one fixed setup.
Two source parameter graphics list mold specifications from 800 × 600 to 1100 × 1000, with customizable molds and wet pressing noted. Their listed cycle ranges and capacities are reproduced below exactly as source values. The document does not state the unit for mold size, identify machine model numbers, or explicitly tie either parameter graphic to the robot or gantry variant. Those points should be confirmed before a quotation or publication of variant-specific performance claims.
For procurement, provide the desired molded-pulp product, mold design, required output, and transfer preference. JWELL can then confirm the appropriate equipment arrangement, mold specification, cycle estimate, and 22-hour capacity for that product. The figures below are selection references, not guaranteed output for every mold.



