SUPER SH-K01 High-Speed Paper Cup Machine

The SUPER SH-K01 is designed with thicker steel plates and a heavier-duty frame than the MH-K01, providing even greater stability during high-speed operation. It also comes with built-in paper cup quality inspection equipment, along with more electronic and electrical components. As a result, the electrical control cabinet is significantly larger, and the machine is equipped with a monitoring system for paper cup inspection and detection. In terms of price, the SUPER SH-K01 is considerably more expensive than the MH-K01. However, if you do not require these additional inspection features, the MH-K01 can also be a very good choice. Its production capacity is approximately 150 cups per minute for smaller cup sizes, around 140 cups per minute for medium-sized cups up to 16 oz, and approximately 110–130 cups per minute for cups of 20 oz or larger. If this production capacity is sufficient for your requirements, choosing the MH-K01 can be a practical and cost-effective option.

As with all of our machines, the SUPER SH-K01 contains many electronic and electrical components. Therefore, it is very important to check the actual voltage difference between daytime and nighttime operation. If the voltage fluctuates by more than approximately +15 V or -15 V between daytime and nighttime, we strongly recommend installing an AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulator). This is not only important for our machines, but also for industrial machinery and electrical equipment in general. Large voltage fluctuations can place excessive electrical and thermal stress on heaters, motors, SSRs, and other temperature-control components. This can significantly shorten the service life of these parts and may result in frequent component replacement. For stable 24-hour operation, maintaining a consistent and reliable power supply is extremely important.

The current specification includes PLA, PBS, single- and double-side PE coated paper, and water-based PE. The exact material should be confirmed before final machine setup.

Yes, It does. It is included as a standard model.

Our machines are designed for 24-hour continuous operation under high-speed production conditions. Machine vibration is directly related to the service life of the machine. If vibration is excessive, it tends to increase over time, and the machine gradually becomes noisier as well. High-speed moving parts are especially affected by vibration. If their durability is insufficient, they will require replacement much sooner than expected. As the machine ages, excessive vibration can also lead to more frequent timing problems, defective paper cups, and an increasing number of unexpected machine stops during production. For this reason, stable operation with minimum vibration is one of the most important factors in achieving long machine life, consistent cup quality, and reliable 24-hour production.

Most importantly, we need to know the exact paper cup size. The cup size is the most important factor in selecting the appropriate machine. Even if the capacity is the same in ounces, please clearly let us know whether the cup is for beverages or for food packaging such as noodles or ice cream. This information is essential because the cup dimensions, especially the outside diameter, can be very different even for the same ounce capacity. For hot beverage cups, the machine price is generally the same for cup sizes up to 16 oz. However, the price starts to increase from around 19 oz and above. One of the most important factors in determining the machine price is the outside diameter of the paper cup. Even for the same 16 oz size, the price may vary depending on whether the cup is designed for beverages or for food packaging. If the outside diameter of the cup exceeds our standard frame range, many machine parts must be specially manufactured. The parts themselves may also need to be larger, and in some cases, the machine frame must be enlarged as well. These factors can increase the overall machine cost. Food packaging cups, such as noodle cups and ice cream cups, generally have a larger outside diameter than standard hot or cold beverage cups. Because of the larger forming cycle and cup dimensions, the production speed may also be lower than that of standard beverage cups