Horda supplies turnkey automatic rigid box lines that connect case making, lining, greyboard preparation and optional collapsible box processes. The project is planned as one production flow, from machine selection and layout to installation interfaces and later expansion.
Turnkey Automatic Rigid Box Production Line
What Horda Evaluates for a Turnkey Line
Process Scope
Confirm which processes belong in the first delivery and which can be connected later without interrupting production.
Line Speed Balance
Match forming, lining and board-preparation speeds so material does not wait between machines.
Connection Interfaces
Align feeding direction, discharge height, operating side and transfer method between each process.
Project Conditions
Review workshop space, utilities, installation sequence and the target date for trial production.
These figures are preliminary planning references. Final requirements depend on the box size, machine configuration, supporting processes and local project conditions.
Turnkey Line Scope and Implementation
Connected Production Flow
A turnkey line is planned so covering paper, greyboard and finished cases move through each process with fewer manual transfers. Case making, lining and board preparation can be delivered together, or connected in stages with reserved interfaces.
Collapsible box machines can be included when the product range requires wing forming and cover assembly in the same workshop.
From Layout to Trial Production
Horda coordinates machine selection, floor layout, utility points and installation sequence before shipment. This helps the factory prepare space, operators and materials for a shorter start-up period.
After installation, trial production focuses on size changeover, glue control, forming accuracy and the transfer between connected machines.
Turnkey Automatic Production Line FAQ
Does turnkey mean every process must be installed at once?
No. The first delivery can cover the main automatic processes, with space and interfaces reserved for later lining, collapsible box or connecting equipment.
Can existing machines be included in a turnkey plan?
In many projects, yes. Existing machines are evaluated for size range, speed, operating direction and connection method before they are kept in the line.
What does Horda need before quoting a complete line?
Box structures, dimensions, materials, target output, workshop drawings, utility conditions and the processes that must be included in the first stage.
How is production started after installation?
Trial runs confirm size settings, glue temperature, forming quality and material transfer. Operators receive guidance on daily adjustment and inspection.
