Industrial sourcing and implementation for Afghanistan

Flat & Satchel Paper-Bag Production Line

A small roll-fed paper-converting line producing handle-free flat and gusseted satchel bags with a sharp or V bottom from specified paper through reel loading, web guiding, optional one-colour flexographic printing, photocell registration, perforation where required, side gluing, tube forming, length cutting, bottom folding and gluing, counting, inspection and carton packing. It is distinct from a square-bottom shopping-bag line.

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Flat & Satchel Paper-Bag Production Line equipment and production reference

Production line and factory setup overview

A small roll-fed paper-converting line producing handle-free flat and gusseted satchel bags with a sharp or V bottom from specified paper through reel loading, web guiding, optional one-colour flexographic printing, photocell registration, perforation where required, side gluing, tube forming, length cutting, bottom folding and gluing, counting, inspection and carton packing. It is distinct from a square-bottom shopping-bag line.

Recommended lowest-entry line configuration Launch one unprinted or one-colour flat/satchel bag for bakery, pharmacy or dry-food use. Screen a 230-720 mm roll-fed machine rated for roughly 40-90 gsm paper, with reliable web guide, photocell registration, water-based glue and counter. Confirm whether the buyer needs a flat bag, gusseted satchel, grease-resistant paper or food-contact documentation before ordering tooling.

100-250/minscreened saleable speed
40-90 gsmpaper range
1 sizelaunch bag
4-7entry workforce

Production process and implementation sequence

  1. Paper-reel receiving and conditioning
  2. Reel loading, tension and web guiding
  3. Optional one-colour flexographic printing
  4. Photocell register and optional perforation
  5. Side gluing and tube forming
  6. Length cutting and V-bottom formation
  7. Counting and dimensional inspection
  8. Carton packing and dry dispatch

Products, capacity and market fit

  • Bakeries, pharmacies, snack makers and retailers use simple low-cost paper bags.
  • No handle and a V bottom reduce paper, tooling and machine complexity.
  • One bag size and print colour support short local runs.
  • Food and grease-resistant applications require approved paper, ink and glue.
  • Flat bakery or pharmacy paper bag - One width/length, paper gsm, V-bottom, glue, print and pack count - Bakeries, pharmacies, hardware and retail counters
  • Gusseted satchel bag - Approved gusset, grease resistance and food-contact construction - Dry foods, snacks and takeaway products

Core production machinery and line specifications

Machine / stageFunction / valueProduction note
Unwinder, tension and edge guideFeeds and aligns the paper web230-720 mm roll width
Optional one-colour flexo printerAdds simple registered brandingWater-based food-safe ink if needed
Flat/satchel bag formerForms tube, gusset, cut and V bottom40-90 gsm paper
Photocell and register controlAligns printed repeat to bag cutPrinted-bag option
Glue preparation and dosingControls side and bottom seamsViscosity monitored
Counter and inspection conveyorCounts and releases bag bundlesOne pack quantity
Bag test toolsChecks dimensions, seam and capacityCustomer sample basis

Raw materials, utilities and factory requirements

Indicative low-entry investment and implementation plan

These planning ranges prioritize economical machinery, local labor and local civil works. Final pricing follows confirmed capacity, product specification, delivery terms and site conditions.

ScopeIndicative rangeEntry-plan note
Roll-fed flat/satchel bag machineUS$16k-42kOne V-bottom format family
Optional flexo, glue and register packageUS$5k-15kOne-colour print
Handling, inspection and packingUS$3k-8kManual carton packing
Freight, installation, tooling and sparesUS$6k-17kSupplier commissioning
Indicative installed low-entry totalUS$30k-82kSquare-bottom/handle machinery and paper stock excluded

Detailed proposal and next step

The proposal contains the complete line flow, machinery scope, raw-material and utility requirements, implementation stages and indicative entry planning. Final configuration follows confirmed products, capacity, site and budget.

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