A cigarette box making machine, also known as a cigarette packaging machine or a cigarette box maker, is a piece of equipment used in the tobacco industry to manufacture and package cigarette boxes. These machines are designed to automate the process of folding and gluing cardboard or paperboard materials into the final box shape.

Max box :200*100*60mm
Min:60*40*10mm

The specific features and capabilities of a cigarette box making machine may vary depending on the manufacturer and model, but generally, these machines perform the following functions:

Material Feeding: The machine takes in flat cardboard or paperboard sheets from a feeder mechanism.

Folding: The machine folds the sheets along pre-determined creases to form the basic structure of the cigarette box.

Gluing: Adhesive is applied to specific areas of the box, such as the flaps and edges, to hold the box together.

Box Formation: The machine shapes the folded and glued sheets into a complete box, ensuring precise alignment and proper box dimensions.

Quality Control: Some machines may incorporate systems to inspect the boxes for defects, such as improper folding or gluing, and reject any faulty boxes.

Output: The finished cigarette boxes are discharged from the machine, usually in a stacked or bundled form, ready for further packaging or distribution.

Cigarette box making machines are typically used in large-scale cigarette manufacturing facilities to streamline the production process, improve efficiency, and ensure consistent quality in the packaging of cigarettes.