Fruit tray forming
Multifunctional box folding machine
An automatic fruit-box forming setup combining bottom-suction feeding, folding knives, gluing, conveying and stacking.
Equipment for fruit trays, mailer boxes, shoe boxes and lid-and-base boxes. Carton erecting and sealing machines are also available for shipping carton production.
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PRODUCT CATEGORIES
Explore all seven product categories and their catalogue models.
Automatic cardboard feeding, gluing and folding equipment for fruit and vegetable trays. Compare the blank structure, board thickness and required output for each model.
View productsDedicated equipment for assembling fruit and vegetable boxes from separate cardboard components. Review the drawings for every piece and the finished box before selecting a setup.
View productsConfigured fruit-box production combining forming and conveying. The XD-Z05 line is arranged around the box design, available floor space and production requirements.
View productsAutomatic folding and forming equipment for cardboard mailer boxes. Compare standalone models and configured assembly lines for your lid, tab and corner structure.
View productsForming equipment for hinged-lid shoe boxes and, with XD-Z14, separate lid-and-base boxes. Compare both the lid and body drawings with the selected model.
View productsTape-sealing equipment for assembled shipping cartons, including automatic flap folding. Select the machine around carton dimensions, tape width and the packing-line arrangement.
View productsAutomatic opening and erecting equipment for shipping cartons. Confirm the flat carton, finished dimensions and bottom-closing requirements before planning your packing line.
View productsMACHINE RANGE
Fruit tray forming
An automatic fruit-box forming setup combining bottom-suction feeding, folding knives, gluing, conveying and stacking.
Mailer boxes
Automatic forming for folding mailer boxes, described as aircraft boxes in the catalogue, for clothing, crafts, electronics and general product packaging.
Shoe & lid-and-base boxes
Automatic forming for integrated hinged-lid boxes and separate lid-and-base boxes, including footwear, clothing and other product packaging.
*Catalogue speeds. Output depends on box design, board and machine configuration.
WHY CHOOSE US
Understand the machine, meet the team
and see the journey to your factory.

Fruit trays, mailer boxes, shoe boxes or shipping cartons: start with your drawing, board thickness and output target. Compare 16 catalogue models and production lines for the process you need.
Explore box formats
Look inside our workshop and see the people behind the equipment. Arrange a visit to discuss the machine layout and your packaging requirements with our team.
Inside the workshop
Compare working dimensions, electrical supply and catalogue output. Discuss your box sample and agree the configuration and acceptance checks, so your order reflects your production requirements.
Review the machine checks
Wooden crates, packing photographs and regular shipping updates help you prepare for delivery. After more than 50 days at sea, a customer in France reported arrival in the same condition as before dispatch.
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FRUIT & VEGETABLE PACKAGING
The fruit-box range includes single-blank folding machines, three-piece forming equipment and an integrated production line. Select a model according to your tray design, cardboard thickness and required output.
Finished tray dimensions and blank drawing
Cardboard thickness and adhesive requirements
Forming speed, stacking and line layout
MACHINE SELECTION
Include these details when requesting a machine quotation.
Finished dimensions, blank drawing and a photo of the assembled box.
Cardboard type and thickness, and any printing or coating requirements.
Required boxes per hour, shift pattern and available space on the packing line.
Installation country, site electrical supply and commissioning requirements.
BOX FORMATS
Box design examplePRODUCE PACKAGING
An open tray keeps produce accessible during packing. The samples include printed and plain board, with different wall heights and hand-hole positions. The crop name on the print does not determine the forming process.
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Box design exampleCATALOGUE BOX STRUCTURE
A mailer has a lid attached to the body and folded side sections. Its tabs, lid and corner folds determine the forming sequence. Printed board can be used, but print quality comes from the supplied blank.
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Box design exampleCATALOGUE BOX STRUCTURE
The lid and base are formed as separate parts. Both drawings matter: the lid must fit the finished base after folding and joining. The XD-Z14 catalogue covers this box family as well as hinged-lid boxes.
View box requirements & modelsMACHINE GUIDES
Machine selection
Compare box structures and fruit tray machine ranges. Use formed and flat box views, dimensions and daily output to discuss a suitable configuration.
Machine selection
Send a formed box photo and a flat blank photo or die-cut drawing to identify a machine model. Add dimensions and daily output to refine the setup.
Sample trials & quality
Plan a box forming sample trial around your blank, board, finished-box checks, accepted output and changeovers. Download a project checklist.
COMPANY NEWS
Materials & fabrication
Explore how metal grade, section size, cutting, fabrication and surface protection contribute to the construction of a packaging machine.
Precision machining
A closer look at milling, turning, reference surfaces and component fit, and why these details matter in box forming machinery.
Quality inspection
Follow the checks from incoming metal and machined dimensions to assembly, sample runs and an agreed packaging machine acceptance record.