MYC-120 Four Servo Motors Drive High Speed Paper Cup Machine

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What the MYC-120 Four Servo Paper Cup Machine Is Built For

The MYC-120 is a four-servo-driven, high-speed paper cup forming machine for single-wall paper cup production. It is aimed at converters and food-packaging producers who need a compact, automated machine for a broad drink-cup range and who value stable mechanical transmission, controlled sealing and operator safety over a stripped-down frame. If your project involves double-wall or specialty cups, review the configuration with the supplier before ordering, because the forming stations and sealing arrangement differ from a single-wall machine.

Machine Structure and Working Principle

The machine uses a dual turntable structure with an open cam design and gear transmission. Paper blanks are fed automatically, formed and sealed through the rotating stations, and discharged as finished cups. A PLC control system coordinates the sequence, and a hot air sealing device handles the bottom seal. An automatic oil circulation system keeps moving components lubricated during long runs, and sensors can stop the machine automatically when a fault is detected, which supports safer day-to-day operation.

Sample Display

The image below shows representative single-wall cups produced on this type of machine. Actual cup appearance depends on your paper, coating, print design and mold set.

Machine Structure Overview

Selection Variables to Confirm Before Quotation

Rated speed and cup size range are listed in the Technical Specifications field. The points below are the project inputs that determine whether the standard build matches your production plan.

Configuration Boundaries and Line Integration

• Servo scope: the model name refers to four servo motors driving the machine. Confirm the exact axes covered in the quotation rather than assuming every motion is servo-driven.
• Sealing: the bottom seal uses hot air. Side seam and rim sealing details should be confirmed against your cup drawing and coating.
• Mold sets: each cup size needs a matching mold set. Ask for the mold list, spare mold pricing and changeover guidance for the sizes you plan to run.
• Upstream: printed paper blanks are normally prepared on a separate printing and die-cutting stage, such as the MY-970 automatic high speed roll die cutting machine.
• Downstream: counting, stacking and packing are separate units unless explicitly included. Confirm what is standard and what is optional.
• Double-wall projects: if you also plan double-wall cups, review the single and double wall paper cup solutions to compare machine combinations before finalizing the layout.

Information to Send for Matching

To receive an accurate configuration and quotation, send: a cup drawing or physical sample with top diameter, bottom diameter and height; paper type, GSM and coating; target cups per minute and per shift; required voltage and frequency; available compressed air; workshop footprint; and packing method. If any of these are still open, say so and the supplier can propose a starting configuration for review.

Next Step

Share your cup specifications through the inquiry form on this page, or contact the sales team via WhatsApp for a configuration discussion. You can also watch the machine operation video to see the forming and sealing sequence before you decide.