Loose Outer Packaging for Tissue Paper Rolls? Stretch Wrapping Machines Standardize Dispatch Protection

Packaging Challenges Before Dispatch of Tissue Paper Products
In tissue paper manufacturing and processing, finished products are typically in roll form, such as toilet paper jumbo rolls, industrial wiping paper, or commercial tissue rolls. These products are lightweight with soft surfaces and are susceptible to deformation, moisture, and dust contamination. Inadequate packaging during storage or transport may lead to edge deformation or surface damage, affecting product quality and presentation.
Working Principle of Tissue Paper Wrapping Machines
Cylindrical stretch wrapping machines are designed specifically for round paper products. The machine rotates the paper roll using a turntable or ring structure while stretch film is evenly applied around the outer surface, achieving full 360-degree coverage. After wrapping, the roll is protected by a stable outer film layer that helps maintain its shape.
Protective Role of Stretch Film on Paper Rolls
Stretch film offers excellent conformity and controlled elasticity, allowing it to closely fit the outer diameter of paper rolls without excessive compression. By adjusting wrapping layers and overlap ratios, the film provides effective dust and moisture protection while preventing pressure marks on the paper surface.
Adaptability to Different Roll Specifications
Tissue paper wrapping machines can be adjusted based on roll diameter, width, and weight to accommodate various product specifications. Whether for single-roll or grouped packaging, the equipment ensures a consistent external appearance, improving uniformity in dispatch.
Efficiency and Labor Advantages
Compared with manual wrapping or basic packaging methods, dedicated wrapping machines significantly reduce labor involvement. With stable cycle times during continuous operation, the equipment meets medium to high production output requirements, helping alleviate labor pressure and improve overall packaging efficiency.
Application in Paper and Tissue Manufacturing Plants
These machines are typically installed after slitting or rewinding processes, serving as final packaging equipment before storage or shipment. Wrapped paper rolls can be transferred directly to warehouses or loading stations, reducing secondary packaging and handling.
Value in Storage and Transportation
Wrapped tissue paper rolls are less likely to absorb dust during storage and are better protected from moisture and friction during transportation. Standardized outer packaging also supports more efficient warehouse management and handling operations.