The LK-T80 Aluminum Foil Container Machine is designed with a focus on high-efficiency output, and a key performance metric is its ability to sustain an average production speed of 50 strokes per minute. This speed represents a practical, sustained average measured during stable, continuous operation for standard round or rectangular containers, not a peak figure. It reliably indicates the machine's output capability under typical production conditions.

To achieve and maintain this average speed, the machine incorporates targeted design optimizations. Its transmission system is dynamically balanced to reduce inertial shock at high speeds. The main motor and flywheel are matched to deliver sufficient, smooth power. The robust frame provides the necessary stability foundation for high-speed operation, preventing speed loss or precision degradation due to vibration. Therefore, the "50 strokes/min average" is more than just a number—it reflects the comprehensive performance of the machine's mechanical design, electrical control, and structural rigidity, aiming to deliver predictable and plannable production efficiency.

Core Advantages :

• Verified Average Speed: Can sustain an average of 50 strokes/minute for common container types.
• Wide Speed Range: Speed is steplessly adjustable from 35 to 65 strokes/min to suit different product complexities.
• Balanced Drive: Optimized transmission ensures smooth, low-noise operation at the target average speed.
• Responsive Control: Electrical system provides quick response for consistent cycling during start/stop and speed changes.
• Predictable Output: The stable average speed provides a reliable basis for production planning and capacity calculation.

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Q1: How is the "average 50 strokes/minute" speed defined?
A: It refers to the average number of complete work cycles the machine can perform per minute during a period of stable, continuous operation (excluding loading and setup time) when producing standard foil containers (e.g., round or square boxes with depth under ~30mm). It represents sustainable, practical production efficiency.

Q2: Is this speed fixed, or can it be adjusted?
A: It is not fixed. This speed is a typical value. The machine's speed can be steplessly adjusted within a range of approximately 35 to 65 strokes/minute. Higher speeds may be used for shallow trays or simple products, while deeper or more complex containers may require a slightly lower speed to ensure forming quality.

Q3: How does maintaining this average speed help with capacity planning?
A: It makes output calculation straightforward. You can estimate daily or shift output using the formula: "50 strokes/min × 60 min × effective operating hours × number of mold cavities." This facilitates order acceptance, production scheduling, and delivery date management by reducing uncertainty caused by machine speed fluctuations.

Q4: What factors in actual production might affect achieving this average speed?
A: Main factors include: product complexity (deeper, more complex shapes generally require slower speeds), the thickness and stretchability of the aluminum foil, the number of mold cavities (multi-cavity molds may require a slightly reduced speed for stability), and operator skill (e.g., smoothness of material feeding).

Q5: Is the machine reliable for long-term operation at an average of 50 strokes/minute?
A: Yes. One of the LK-T80's design goals is to ensure long-term stability at this average operating speed. Its heavy-duty frame, balanced drive system, and forced lubrication are all engineered to handle the sustained load of continuous mid-to-high-speed operation, ensuring durability and maintained precision.