Mailer box machines
XD-11
A configurable assembly line for folding mailer boxes. Installed power, weight and layout are specified for the individual project.
| Catalogue speed | 1,200–1,800 boxes / hour |
|---|---|
| Cardboard thickness | 1.5–3 mm |
| Catalogue electrical supply | 220 V / 50 Hz |
| Total power | Project-specific configuration |
| Air pressure | 0.6–0.7 MPa |
| Machine net weight | Project-specific configuration |
| Machine dimensions | Project-specific layout |
| Catalogue noise level | ≤60 dB |
| Cardboard stack height | 500 mm |
| Air consumption | Project-specific configuration |
| Drive equipment | 1 servo motor; 1 reducer |
Figures are from the 2025 Xunding catalogue. Actual output depends on box design, cardboard and configuration. Confirm the current specification, electrical supply and box sample before ordering.
Forms folding mailer boxes, described as aircraft boxes in the catalogue, for clothing, crafts, daily goods, electronics, electrical appliances, hardware and standard parts. Stations and layout are configured for the required assembly line.
*Catalogue specification; box sample confirmation required.
MACHINE FEATURES
The XD-11 is designed for the packaging operations described below. Compare its working dimensions and features with your box drawing and production requirements.
One-button operation starts the automatic sequence across the multiple forming positions.
Bottom-suction cardboard feeding allows replenishment without stopping the running machine.
PLC and servo control coordinate the forming sequence, with photoelectric tracking and a touchscreen operator interface.
Successive forming positions complete the box-folding operations as part of a continuous sequence.
The catalogue specifies chain-positioned movement for locating the cardboard during processing.
The frame is steel, with aluminium, stainless-steel and steel parts and coated, hardened or nickel-plated surfaces.
BOX REQUIREMENTS
Finished dimensions and flat blank dimensions are listed separately.
All dimensions are in millimetres.
| Finished box length L | 200–600 mm |
|---|---|
| Finished box width W | 120–600 mm |
| Finished box height H | 25–130 mm |
| Flat blank dimension A | 230–960 mm |
| Flat blank dimension B | 600–1,120 mm |
| Cardboard thickness | 1.5–3 mm |
A and B refer to the flat blank; L, W and H refer to the finished box. Use the drawing to identify each dimension. Size ranges do not mean that every combination of dimensions is suitable.
Review the box drawing and material against this model’s catalogue specification.
Box design exampleCATALOGUE BOX STRUCTURE
A mailer has a lid attached to the body and folded side sections. Its tabs, lid and corner folds determine the forming sequence. Printed board can be used, but print quality comes from the supplied blank.
View box requirements & modelsFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Send the finished-box dimensions, the flat blank drawing and cardboard thickness. Xunding must confirm the exact box structure and configuration; dimensions alone do not establish compatibility.
The catalogue output is 1,200–1,800 boxes per hour. Production speed depends on the carton design, material and machine settings. Send a box sample to discuss the expected output.
The catalogue lists 220 V / 50 Hz. Tell us your site voltage, phase and frequency before requesting a quote. Suitability and any required changes need confirmation for the installation site.
Include the XD-11 model reference, box dimensions, board thickness, required output and destination. If you do not have a final drawing, describe the packaging you are working on.
MACHINE GUIDES
Machine selection
Send a formed box photo and a flat blank photo or die-cut drawing to identify a machine model. Add dimensions and daily output to refine the setup.
Sample trials & quality
Plan a box forming sample trial around your blank, board, finished-box checks, accepted output and changeovers. Download a project checklist.
