Toilet Paper Making Machine | Toilet Roll Production Line & Converting Machine

About Toilet Paper Making Machine | Toilet Roll Production Line & Converting Machine

A toilet paper making machine, more precisely a tissue converting line, feeds jumbo tissue rolls through unwinding, embossing, ply bonding, perforating, rewinding onto cores and log cutting to produce finished toilet rolls. The line can run with or without a core and supports multiple plies, so producers can create soft, embossed rolls at consistent diameter and hardness. CECLE supplies these lines to tissue converting plants, private-label producers and hospitality supply companies.

How to Choose

  • Production speed and output per hour matched to your sales volume
  • Finished roll diameter range and core or coreless production options
  • Raw paper width and maximum roll diameter the line can accept
  • Number of plies and embossing options for the tissue grade you sell
  • Automation level, including PLC control, and whether packaging is integrated

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between a paper making machine and a converting machine?
A: A paper making machine produces the jumbo tissue roll from pulp. A converting machine, often called a toilet paper making machine, takes that jumbo roll and turns it into finished toilet rolls with embossing, perforating and cutting.

Q: What raw material does the line use?
A: The line runs on jumbo tissue rolls, typically made from wood pulp, bamboo pulp or recycled paper in 2-3 plies, which are loaded on the unwinding stand.

Q: What finished sizes can it produce?
A: Finished roll diameter is adjustable to market requirements, and the line can produce rolls with a cardboard core or coreless rolls, depending on the configuration.

Q: How many operators are needed?
A: Fully automatic lines are largely self-running; one or two operators supervise feeding, monitor the control panel and handle packaging output, replacing several manual workers on semi-automatic lines.