What Does A Paper Cup Factory Look Like?

Material preparation department:

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A. Pulp or cardboard storage area: Store raw material pulp or cardboard to ensure a smooth supply chain.

B. Coating material storage area: Store the coating materials needed to coat the inner wall of the paper cup, such as food-grade plastics such as polyethylene or polylactic acid.

Production workshop:

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A. Printing machine: Used to print on cardboard and add trademarks, patterns, etc.

B. Die cutting machine: Cut the printed cardboard according to the size and shape of the paper cup.

C. Forming machine: Forms flat cardboard into the shape of paper cups.

D. Folding machine: Fold the bottom of the formed paper cup to enhance the bottom structure.

E. Inner wall coating machine: Coat food-grade plastic such as polyethylene on the inner wall of paper cups to enhance waterproofness

packaging area:

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A. Packaging machine: Packaging finished paper cups, common forms include packaging bags or cartons.

B. Quality inspection station: Conduct quality inspection on finished paper cups to ensure that the products meet relevant standards and requirements.

Warehousing and Logistics Area:

A. Finished product warehouse: Stores packaged paper cups ready for transportation or distribution.

B. Transport vehicle: Transport the finished paper cups to the destination, often by land, sea or air.

Management and Administration:

A. Production planning and scheduling: Manage production plans, schedule production tasks, and ensure smooth production.

B. Financial and human resource management: Responsible for managing financial and human resources to maintain the normal operation of the enterprise

R&D and technical support department:

A. R&D personnel: Develop new products and processes to improve production efficiency and product quality.

B. Technical support personnel: Maintain and debug production equipment, solve technical problems in production, and ensure smooth production.