
Oyang Made in China
SMART17-AS 400
Automatic Roll-fed Square Bottom Paper Bag Machine with Flat Handle
This line takes paper off the reel, forms a square-bottom bag and glues flat paper handles on inline, so no separate handle machine is needed. The handle unit makes its own folded rope strips and reinforcing patches from two small reels, and it can fold the handles to the inside or the outside of the bag. The AS 400 size covers mid-size shopping and take-out bags up to 400 mm wide.
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Specifications
- Max speed
- 120 pcs/min
- Paper weight
- 80-140 gsm
- Bag width
- 200-400 mm / 150-400 mm (two ranges listed)
- Paper tube length
- 280-550 mm / 280-600 mm (two ranges listed)
- Bottom width
- 90-200 mm
- Paper roll width
- 510/610-1230 mm
- Paper roll diameter / core
- ≤1500 mm / φ76 mm
- Flat handle (height x width)
- 75 mm x 12 mm
- Total power
- 29 kW
- Weight / overall size
- 22,000 kg / L16 x W5 x H3.4 m
Manufacturer data. Options and exact configuration are confirmed in your quote.
Where it fits
The SMART17-AS 400 suits a converter making mid-size shopping and take-out bags up to 400 mm wide with flat paper handles formed and glued on inline from the machine's own small reels, removing a separate handle station. At up to 120 pieces per minute it runs slower than Oyang's smaller AS 330 in the same series, a trade-off for the wider bag range this size covers. Folding handles to the inside or outside of the bag adds flexibility for different retail presentations. A converter needing faster output on a narrower bag width would do better with the AS 330 model in the same Oyang series.
Confirm before you order
- Confirm which Oyang entity (Ounuo, Oyang or Allwell branding) issues the quote, since the site notes a relationship between them
- Check paper roll width capacity (510/610 to 1,230 mm) against available kraft stock
- Verify bag width and tube length ranges directly with Oyang, since the page lists two unlabeled figures for each


