Artificial Christmas Tree Making Machines.
Explore equipment for PE branch production — from wire insertion and molded branch removal to central-stem painting and branch binding.
Find the machine for
your next production step.
Compare seven configurations across three equipment families. Open each product to explore its views, operating process and technical data.
Injection molding
robots
Insert wire into the mold and remove molded PE branches. Choose the configuration to match your molding setup and branch design.
- PE INJECTION MOLDING ROBOTSingle-Level, 2-Output
- PE INJECTION MOLDING ROBOTSingle-Level, 4-Output
- PE INJECTION MOLDING ROBOTDual-Level, 4-Output
Yellow core
painting machines
Apply paint with a needle along the central stem of PE branches. Review yellow, brown and other colors with your branch sample.
- PE BRANCH PAINTING MACHINESingle-Level, 2-Output
- PE BRANCH PAINTING MACHINESingle-Level, 4-Output
- PE BRANCH PAINTING MACHINEDual-Level, 4-Output
Christmas tree
branch binding
Explore branch assembly with wire winding, labeling and hook bending. Review the required operation and setup for your branch design.
View process & specificationsEquipment selection depends on the branch, mold, upstream machine and required workflow. Specifications and included components are listed on the individual product pages.
The right configuration
starts with the branch.
Bring the product and process into the same conversation. A clear picture of your application helps define equipment fit, interfaces and supply scope.
- 01
Show us the product
Share branch samples or drawings, dimensions, wire details and the required finished appearance.
- 02
Map the production step
Identify your molding setup, painting requirements or binding sequence, including the equipment already in place.
- 03
Confirm the working arrangement
Review the configuration, utilities, operator access, output target and agreed equipment supply scope.
More ways to move
your process forward.
Five additional equipment configurations for feeding, heating and tray handling. Start with the actual workpiece and the process you need to automate.
Pad printing feeding & unloading
Vibratory feeding, part positioning and conveyor unloading around the printing station.
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Heat shrink tubing heating
Review the documented heating arrangement with your tubing and workpiece requirements.
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Tray loading · conveyor infeed
Two tray stack positions, with conveyor infeed for injection molded parts.
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Tray loading · conveyor discharge
Two tray stack positions, with conveyor discharge for the filled tray stack.
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Tray loading · four positions
Four tray stack positions arranged in two empty-tray and filled-tray groups.
View equipmentHave a specific
handling task?
Share the workpiece, process sequence and available space to begin the equipment discussion.
Let’s put your equipment
requirements into focus.
Tell us what you make, how you make it and which process you want to improve.