Insertion of corners

The insertion of corners in a diaper packaging machine refers to the process of folding and securing the corners of the diaper package to create a secure and stable package. The corners are typically folded inward and then sealed to prevent the contents from spilling out or being damaged during storage and transportation.

In a diaper packaging machine, the insertion of corners typically involves the following steps:

Folding: The corners of the diaper package are folded inward, creating a triangular shape.

Sealing: The folded corners are secured together using a sealing device, such as a heat sealer, ultrasonic sealer, or adhesive tape.

Slitting: The package is then slit open along one or more sides, allowing the diapers to be easily removed from the package.

Cutting: The package is then cut open along one or more sides, allowing the diapers to be easily removed from the package.

The insertion of corners is an important step in ensuring the stability and security of the diaper package, as well as preventing contamination or damage to the contents. The process must be carefully designed and executed to ensure consistent and reliable performance, and the sealing devices must be properly calibrated and maintained to ensure a secure seal.