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About Face Mask Making Machine (Flat & Surgical Mask Production Line)

A face mask making machine is an automated production line that forms mask bodies from non-woven fabric layers, inserts the nose wire, ultrasonically welds edges, and attaches ear loops to produce finished flat or surgical masks. Standard lines run 3-layer masks at 80 to 200 pieces per minute depending on automation, with optional printing, counting and nose-strip insertion. These lines serve medical, industrial, consumer and PPE supply manufacturers and connect to bagging or box packing downstream.

How to Choose

  • Mask type - flat or surgical disposable masks versus N95 or cup respirators; each needs its own dedicated machine.
  • Output speed - entry lines about 80 to 100 pcs per minute, standard automatic 100 to 160 pcs per minute, high-speed up to 200 pcs per minute.
  • Layer configuration - 3-layer standard up to 4 to 6 layers for higher-filtration masks; confirm ultrasonic capacity.
  • Ear-loop method - outer or inner ear-loop welding stations; one-to-one or one-to-two body-to-earloop layouts.
  • Integration and compliance - optional printing, counting, alarm or auto-stop, and CE certification for your market.

FAQ

Q: Can one machine make both flat and N95 masks?
A: No, flat surgical masks and cup or N95 respirators have different structures and require dedicated machines; they are not interchangeable.

Q: How fast are automatic face mask making machines?
A: Standard fully automatic flat mask lines produce about 100 to 160 pieces per minute, while high-speed configurations reach up to 200 pieces per minute.

Q: What materials are used in mask production?
A: Masks are made from PP non-woven spunbond and meltblown filter layers, with a plastic nose wire and elastic ear-loop strands, welded by ultrasound.

Q: Does the line include ear-loop welding?
A: Yes, a complete flat mask line pairs a body-forming machine with ear-loop welding stations; one body machine can feed one or two ear-loop units.