Fruit tray forming
Multifunctional box folding machine
Automatic forming for inward-folding fruit and vegetable boxes, with feeding, gluing, folding and stacking in one process.
1,200–3,000boxes / hour*1.5–5 mmcardboard thickness
Explore XD-Z02 PRODUCT CATEGORY
Fruit tray forming machines
Automatic cardboard feeding, gluing and folding equipment for fruit and vegetable trays. Compare the blank structure, board thickness and required output for each model.
Hot-melt tray forming starts with pre-cut, creased corrugated blanks: the machine feeds the board, applies hot-melt glue, then folds and forms the tray. The forming setup must match your box structure.
Plan your box sample and trial
Fruit tray forming
Multifunctional box folding machine
An automatic fruit-box forming setup combining bottom-suction feeding, folding knives, gluing, conveying and stacking.
1,200–3,000boxes / hour*1.5–5 mmcardboard thickness
Explore XD-Z03 
Fruit tray forming
Automatic fruit box forming machine
Fruit and vegetable box forming with vacuum feeding, PLC control and automatic stacking. The catalogue lists cardboard up to 7 mm thick.
1,500–1,800boxes / hour*1.5–7 mmcardboard thickness
Explore XD-Z06 
Fruit tray forming
Automatic fruit box forming machine
Automatic feeding, gluing and folding for fruit and vegetable boxes, with a catalogue board-thickness range of 1.5–6 mm.
1,200–1,800boxes / hour*1.5–6 mmcardboard thickness
Explore XD-Z07 
Fruit tray forming
Automatic fruit box making machine
Automatic cardboard fruit-box forming with a catalogue speed range of 2,000–3,500 boxes per hour and board thickness up to 7 mm.
2,000–3,500boxes / hour*1.5–7 mmcardboard thickness
Explore XD-08 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.
PLAN YOUR FRUIT TRAY PRODUCTION
From your box sample to a machine proposal
Start with the tray structure, then compare catalogue candidates and agree how your own blanks will be tested.
01 · PREPARE YOUR BOX SAMPLE
Show the formed tray and the flat blank
A formed box photo together with a flat blank photo or die-cut drawing lets us identify the suitable machine model. For a specific proposal, add the box dimensions and your target boxes per day, with the available working hours.
See the photos and information to send02 · COMPARE CATALOGUE MODELS
Check the range against your box
Use the five model pages above and the fruit tray comparison table in our selection guide. Catalogue ranges are candidate limits: your sample, board, size combination and configuration still need checking. Confirm output on your own blanks rather than treating a listed speed as accepted boxes per shift.
Compare fruit tray catalogue candidates03 · AGREE A SAMPLE TRIAL
Define acceptable trays before the test
Agree the blanks, glue joints, formed dimensions, squareness and counting method for the trial. Record accepted boxes and interruptions during the agreed run, then review the result against your production requirement.
Prepare a trial and download the checklist