Fruit tray forming
XD-Z06
Fruit and vegetable box forming with vacuum feeding, PLC control and automatic stacking. The catalogue lists cardboard up to 7 mm thick.
*Catalogue specification; box sample confirmation required.
MACHINE FEATURES
The XD-Z06 is designed for the packaging operations described below. Compare its working dimensions and features with your box drawing and production requirements.
Vacuum suction picks up the cardboard blank for feeding into the machine. During a sample trial, check that the board separates cleanly and enters in the correct position, especially when blanks are warped or vary in thickness.
The machine uses a control panel to operate its production cycle. Review the controls with the operator, including starting, stopping and the settings supplied for the ordered configuration.
The catalogue lists fault diagnosis through the machine controls. During the equipment review, ask to see the messages available for the supplied configuration and the operator steps for checking and restarting the machine.
Finished boxes are stacked after forming. Confirm the stack arrangement and discharge space against the tray design, and check that boxes leave the machine without catching on folded corners or damaging the print.
TECHNICAL DATA
Confirm the machine configuration against your carton sample, required output and site power supply.
Confirm your configuration| Catalogue speed | 1,500–1,800 boxes / hour |
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| Cardboard thickness | 1.5–7 mm |
| Finished box length | 220–680 mm |
| Finished box width | 220–680 mm |
| Finished box height | 70–250 mm |
| Catalogue electrical supply | 380 V / 50 Hz |
| Total power | 12 kW total; approx. 5 kW in normal production |
| Air pressure | 0.6–0.7 MPa |
| Machine net weight | Approx. 2,300 kg |
| Machine dimensions | 5,200 × 4,315 × 2,600 mm |
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.
BOX REQUIREMENTS
Share the drawing, dimensions and board specification.
The catalogue range is a starting point, not a fit guarantee.
Finished dimensions, blank drawing and a photo of the assembled box.
Cardboard type and thickness, and any printing or coating requirements.
Required boxes per hour, shift pattern and available space on the packing line.
Installation country, site electrical supply and commissioning requirements.
Review the box drawing and material against this model’s catalogue specification.
Box design examplePRODUCE PACKAGING
An open tray keeps produce accessible during packing. The samples include printed and plain board, with different wall heights and hand-hole positions. The crop name on the print does not determine the forming process.
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Box design examplePRODUCE PACKAGING
Folded corner sections change how a tray is formed and joined. The sample collection shows several corner arrangements. A forming setup needs to match the folds and overlaps, even when two trays share the same outside dimensions.
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 1,500–1,800 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 380 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-Z06 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.
REQUEST A QUOTATION
Tell us your box dimensions, cardboard and production target.
