Standalone machine
One defined operation such as case making, inner lining, collapsible-wing making, frame stretching or auxiliary processing.
Choose by operation and finished format.
Connect machines into a workable production route.
Start with the product you need to package.
Turn an inquiry into a verifiable project scope.
A standalone machine performs a defined operation. An integrated machine links operations in one system. A production solution combines several machines, hand-offs, labor and acceptance requirements.
Catalogue-led structure: model revision, configuration and responsibility remain subject to the current written quotation.The supplied HORDA catalogue first presents complete book-style and collapsible-box production solutions, then presents the individual and integrated equipment families.
One defined operation such as case making, inner lining, collapsible-wing making, frame stretching or auxiliary processing.
Two or more linked operations within one equipment system, such as automatic case making followed by inner laminating.
A configured route including several machines, buffers, operators, downstream assembly and written acceptance boundaries.
These pages explain the complete production route. They are not individual product models and should be scoped from the finished box, site and hand-offs.

A configured route covering case making, inner lining, rigid-box body production and final assembly hand-offs.
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A multi-operation route for case making, lining, collapsible wings, locating and forming.
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Linked QZFM equipment combines automatic cover making and inner-paper laminating in one production system.
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ZFM equipment for feeding, gluing, board positioning and four-side case wrapping.
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QZFM linked equipment for automatic case making followed by inner-paper laminating.
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ZTC equipment for applying inner paper to prepared cases with selectable positioning methods.
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DFM and ZDH equipment for collapsible covers, wing panels and related folding operations.
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BK equipment for automatic canvas feeding, positioning, stretching and nailing.
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Cardboard slitting, spine cutting, angle cutting, punching and flattening equipment shown in the supplied catalogue.
View details →The product family identifies the operation. The final model must be confirmed with actual flat dimensions, board, covering material, positioning requirement and accepted-output target.
These are the five models currently emphasized on this independent site. Catalogue facts and current quotations control the final specification.

Automatic case making with four-photoelectric detection and servo positioning.
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Automatic round-corner case making for compact and premium formats.
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Multifunction equipment for collapsible box covers, wings and inner-lining operations.
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Automatic five-panel collapsible box wing-making equipment.
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Automatic canvas frame feeding, positioning, stretching and nailing equipment.
View details →Use the selector or send the sample, flat drawing, material set and destination for review.