PE Christmas Tree Branch Painting Machine

Single Level 4 Output 3 Axis Painting

Apply colour along moulded PE branch stems.

This single-level, 4-output yellow core painting machine receives moulded PE branches from an upstream robot, positions them for centre-stem painting and places the painted branches on a product rack.

600–960 pieces per hour*

4 products per cycle

3-axis painting unit

*Stated machine output already includes four products per cycle. Confirm achievable output with the intended branch shape, painting path and upstream transfer arrangement.

Centre stem colour for moulded PE branches

The painting unit applies colour to the central stem according to the branch shape. The source examples show individual branch forms and batches with coloured stems, providing a starting point for reviewing the required painted area and appearance.

Receive position paint and place

The documented cycle receives products from the upstream robot, positions them for painting, paints the centre stems and places the products on the rack.

Receive the branches The receiving assembly accepts moulded branches from the upstream robot.

Position for painting The branches are positioned before the painting stage.

Paint the centre stems The three-axis painting unit follows a path suited to the product shape.

Place the products Painted branches are placed on the product rack, and the cycle repeats.

Stem painting after branch moulding

This PE Christmas tree branch painting machine is intended to receive moulded branches from a handling robot. Plan the receiving, painting and collection stages together so the branch presentation and transfer arrangement suit the selected product.

Stem colour within an artificial tree branch

Painted centre stems form part of the appearance of PE branches used in artificial Christmas trees. The illustrative tree shows a possible use of these branch components; the painting machine processes the branches before tree assembly.

Branch receiving and stem painting

Receiving assembly

The receiving assembly provides the transfer point from the upstream robot into the painting process.

Three axis painting unit

The documented painting structure has three axes and applies colour to the central stem according to the branch shape.

Two paint supply tanks

The source specifies two paint tanks, each with a 2,000 mL capacity. Confirm the paint and supply arrangement for the intended finish.

Product rack and sprue discharge

The equipment diagram identifies a finished-product rack and a separate sprue discharge point.

Review the single level equipment layout

The equipment views show the receiving area, central painting structure, operator interface, product rack and lower cabinet. Use these views to discuss transfer access and collection around the machine.

Technical data

Parameter	Value
Stated machine output	600–960 pcs/h, including 4 products per cycle
Products per cycle	4
Reference dimensions L × W × H	2,270 × 650 × 1,610 mm
Painting unit	3-axis
Paint tank capacity	2 × 2,000 mL
Power supply	AC 220 V
Air supply pressure	0.5–0.7 MPa
Equipment weight	≤250 kg

Stated values from the product documentation. Confirm final dimensions, utilities, paint suitability and achievable output for the intended branch and production layout.

Plan the robot to painting transfer

Review the receiving position, upstream robot transfer and access to the paint tanks and product rack. Reference dimensions are 2,270 × 650 × 1,610 mm (L × W × H). Confirm the receiving-section length and final connection layout before installation.

Upstream robot interface and branch presentation
Receiving-section length and finished-product collection
Paint supply access, utilities and final dimensions

Assess the branch and painting path

Provide an unpainted branch and a reference for the required stem colour and finish. Review the branch shape, painted area, paint specification and transfer position together before confirming the setup.

Branch shape

Provide the actual moulded branch and relevant dimensions.

Painted area and finish

Mark the centre-stem area to be painted and provide a colour or finished sample.

Paint and supply

Provide the paint specification and confirm its suitability for the intended application.

Transfer and output

State the upstream robot arrangement, collection method and hourly production target.

Application questions

What does 4 output mean for capacity

The source states four products per cycle and a machine output of 600–960 pcs/h. This hourly range already includes the four-output configuration; it is not multiplied by four.

Which part of the branch is painted

The documented function is to paint the central stem according to the branch shape. Review the desired painted area and finish using the actual branch sample.

Do the two tanks mean two colours at once

The documentation specifies two 2,000 mL paint supply tanks. It does not establish simultaneous two-colour operation. Confirm the supply arrangement for the intended paint and colour requirement.

What is needed to review the upstream connection

Provide branch samples, the robot transfer position, the required hourly output and the planned collection method. Confirm the receiving-section layout and painting requirements together.

Define your branch painting application

Provide the branch samples, target stem colour, paint details, upstream robot arrangement and hourly output target to review the suitable single-level painting setup.