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WS-3301 / WS-3302 / WS-3303

WS-3301/3302/3303 Disposable Paper Plate/Bowl Making Machine

A two-mould automatic former that presses PE-coated board into disposable plates, trays or shallow bowls, depending on the model and tooling fitted. Edges are sealed with hot air. The three variants share the same frame, power and air requirements, so the choice comes down to the product shape.

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Specifications

Production speed
28-32 or 46-50 pcs/min depending on model
WS-3301 product size
L 120-270 x W 120-230 x H 15-25 mm
WS-3302 product size
ø5"-ø10", H 15-25 mm
WS-3303 bowl size
øD1 ø150-ø122 mm, øD2 ø56-ø78 mm, H 30-45 mm
Paper material
Single PE coated, 300-340 g/m²
Sealing method
Hot air heater sealing
Electrical
Approx. 15 kW
Compressed air
Approx. 500 L/min
Machine size (L x W x H)
320 x 200 x 210 cm
Weight
1200 kg

Manufacturer data. Options and exact configuration are confirmed in your quote.

Where it fits

This two-mould former suits a converter that wants one frame able to produce plates, trays or shallow bowls depending on which of the three tooling variants (WS-3301, WS-3302, WS-3303) is fitted, useful for a shop serving customers ordering more than one product shape. Because power, footprint and air needs stay the same across variants, a converter can add a second product line later without new utility planning. Given the maker's own page gives conflicting labels for which variant makes which shape, and does not say which model reaches which published speed, buyers should confirm the exact product-to-model mapping with Win Shine before ordering.

Confirm before you order

  • Get written confirmation from Win Shine on which model (3301, 3302 or 3303) produces which shape, since the page's caption and table disagree
  • Confirm which speed (28 to 32 or 46 to 50 pcs/min) applies to the model actually ordered
  • Verify board weight (300 to 340 g/m2) matches the stock planned