MYC-ZDJ1000 Double Station High Speed Paper Plate Machine

MY-ZDJ1000 High Speed Paper Plate Machine

Machine Structure

What the MYC-ZDJ1000 Double-Station Paper Plate Machine Is Built For

The MYC-ZDJ1000 is a double-station high-speed paper plate forming machine for disposable paper plate production. It is intended for converters and food-packaging producers who need to form standard plate shapes — including round and square profiles — from paper board, and who want the feeding and collection steps handled mechanically rather than manually.

Because the machine runs two forming stations, output is generated in parallel rather than from a single tool position. Buyers evaluating this model should confirm that their plate drawing, paper grade and downstream packing plan match the double-station configuration before ordering.

How the Working Sequence Runs

The machine uses a servo motor together with a robotic hand to feed the paper into the forming area, which improves feed accuracy compared with manual or purely mechanical feeding. Formed plates are then collected and counted by a robotic hand at the discharge end, reducing the labour needed for take-off and stacking.

A sensor-based fault detection system monitors the machine during operation and stops it automatically if an error is detected, so the operator can intervene before defective plates accumulate.

Selection Variables to Confirm Before Quotation

Paper plate machines are configured around the plate, not the other way round. The following inputs determine tooling, feed setup and the practical working range:

Confirmed model data — including rated speed, power, air requirement, dimensions and weight — is listed in the Technical Specifications field on this page. Final configuration is confirmed against your plate drawing and paper sample.

Configuration Boundaries to Keep in Mind

• Double station is not a complete line. The machine forms and collects plates; printing, die cutting of the paper blank, and downstream wrapping or cartoning are separate stages unless quoted as part of a project scope.
• Tooling follows the plate. A change of plate shape or size requires the matching forming tool; changeover time and tooling scope should be confirmed in writing for your specific plate set.
• Rated speed is a reference figure. Stable output depends on paper grade, plate geometry, operator skill and how consistently the feed and collection hands are set.
• Automation scope is fixed at order. Servo feeding, robotic collection and automatic fault stop are part of this model's described configuration; any additional automation should be specified explicitly.

Practical Checks Buyers Should Plan For

• Sample and drawing confirmation first. Approve a plate made from your own paper before the tooling is finalised.
• Paper matching. Test the actual board you will buy in production, not only a lab sample, since coating and stiffness change forming behaviour.
• Forming and edge quality. Check rim definition, pleat or wrinkle control and plate flatness on the first articles.
• Leak and rigidity checks. For plates intended for saucy or hot food, verify the plate holds shape and does not wick through under load.
• Tooling change routine. Agree a documented procedure and spare-parts list so shape changes do not depend on one operator.
• Acceptance run. Define the plate size, paper grade and run duration for the acceptance test, and record the output achieved.
• Maintenance planning. Schedule checks on the feed hand, forming tools, sensor set and collection counter as part of routine upkeep.

Related Equipment and Next Steps

If your project also covers paper bowls, review the MYC-DB120 double turn plate paper bowl machine for bowl-format production. For the wider plate-making process — from paper preparation through forming and packing — see the disposable fast food paper plate solution.

To match this machine to your plate, send us your plate drawing or sample, the top/rim and depth dimensions, paper grade and coating, GSM, required output per shift, voltage and frequency, available air supply, workshop layout and packing requirement. Our team will confirm the tooling and configuration that fit, and you can also reach us directly on WhatsApp for a quick discussion of your project.