Laminated Non-Woven Bag Making Machine for Retail and Gift Bag Production
ZHENGWEI manufactures laminated non-woven bag making machines for packaging factories producing printed shopping bags, structured retail carriers, and premium gift bag packaging, reviewing material properties, bag dimensions, handle construction, and target output to develop the required equipment configuration.
- Laminated retail carrier bags
- Printed shopping bags
- Gift box carrier bags
Explore packaging formats for retail, boxed merchandise, and gift presentation. Final machine compatibility depends on the actual bag sample.

Printed Non-Woven Fashion Shopping Bags
Structured retail carriers for folded apparel, knitwear, and fashion merchandise.

Laminated Non-Woven Shoe Box Carrier Bags
Gusseted shopping bags designed around footwear boxes and other rigid retail packages.

Cosmetics and Perfume Gift Bags
Premium outer carriers for skincare sets, fragrance boxes, and beauty gifts.

Laminated Wine Bottle Gift Bags
Taller gift carriers for individually boxed bottles and selected multi-box presentations.

Seasonal Retail and Promotional Gift Bags
Printed outer carriers for seasonal gift boxes, retail promotions, and corporate gifting.

Tea and Confectionery Gift Bags
Gift carriers for prepackaged tea, chocolate assortments, and confectionery boxes.
Three equipment models from the Non-Woven Bag Making Machines family, with different evaluation priorities.

ZW-A8 Laminated Non-Woven Box Bag Making Machine
A baseline model for evaluating laminated three-dimensional retail carrier production.

ZW-2024 Automatic Laminated Non-Woven Shopping Bag Making Machine
An alternative for projects assessing higher published production speed ranges.

ZW-A8-S350 BOPP Laminated Non-Woven Bag Making Machine
An evaluation option for wider gussets and selected pre-laminated composite materials.
Published Machine Specification Comparison
| Specification | ZW-A8 | ZW-2024 | ZW-A8-S350 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material | Laminated non-woven fabric | Laminated non-woven fabric | BOPP-laminated or aluminized-film composite non-woven |
| Grammage | 55–140 g/m² | 55–140 g/m² | 100–140 g/m² rigid material recommended at 350 mm side width |
| Bag width | 110–550 mm | 110–550 mm | 110–550 mm |
| Side width | 70–230 mm | 70–230 mm | 80–350 mm |
| Bag height | 150–450 mm | 150–450 mm | 200–500 mm |
| Handle | Length: 330–550 mm | Length: 330–550 mm | Loop length: 400–650 mm; width: 25–30 mm |
| Rated speed | 60–90 pcs/min | 60–120 pcs/min | 20–80 pcs/min, depending on size |
Compare documented machine configurations with the inspection points relevant to your printed and laminated bag samples.
Print Registration for Branded Retail Bags
- Compare
- Web guidance and color-mark tracking on preprinted non-woven rolls.
- Configuration
- ZW-A8 uses photoelectric tracking with dual alignment; ZW-A8-S350 combines EPC web guiding with photoelectric color-mark tracking.
- Verify
- Provide material width, printed marks and bag dimensions for configuration review.
Ultrasonic Sealing for Laminated Non-Woven Materials
- Compare
- Seam formation on the specified laminated non-woven material.
- Configuration
- ZW-A8-S350 documentation lists 15 kHz sealing modules and 20 kHz embossing and circular modules.
- Verify
- Review seams and any bonding tests on the buyer's actual composite fabric.
Loop Handle Processing for Retail and Gift Bags
- Compare
- Loop handle size, positioning and attachment method.
- Configuration
- ZW-A8-S350 provides dedicated handle controls, servo-driven handle material pulling, folding and sealing; listed handles measure 400–650 mm long and 25–30 mm wide.
- Verify
- Confirm the handle stations in the quoted configuration and review finished handle samples.
Synchronized Forming for Gusseted Box Bags
- Compare
- Coordinated material feeding, gusset forming and bag transfer.
- Configuration
- ZW-2024 uses a 48-axis motion controller and 32 servo motors; S350 drives mold operation, fabric pulling, punching, side insertion and bag handling with servos.
- Verify
- Compare bag openings, side folds and bottoms with the approved bag sample.
Mold Changeover for Different Bag Sizes
- Compare
- Tooling changes between retail bag sizes and side-gusset formats.
- Configuration
- ZW-A8-S350 has a servo-synchronized mold drive and positioning device; its technical file lists 10–120 minutes for mold changes, depending on size.
- Verify
- Confirm required molds, adjustment steps and first acceptable bag for each new size.
Finished Bag Checks During Machine Testing
- Compare
- Pre-shipment machine checks and finished bag consistency.
- Configuration
- ZHENGWEI lists component checks, assembly verification, servo alignment and running stability checks before shipment.
- Verify
- Discuss ZW-2024 brochure-listed visual inspection and rejection, automatic counting, binding and transfer functions when specifying the order.
A visual overview of ZHENGWEI's 60,000+ m² manufacturing base, machining operations, assembly, machine trials, and outgoing inspection.

Large-scale equipment manufacturing facilities




ZHENGWEI supplies bag-making machinery internationally, serving packaging manufacturers and machinery sales partners.

Serving Bag Manufacturers Across 50+ Markets
50+Countries and regional markets reported across ZHENGWEI's overall machinery business, including Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, South America, and North America.
- Non-woven bag factories
- Retail packaging converters
- Gift packaging manufacturers
- Printing and packaging companies
Discuss Your Laminated Non-Woven Bag Production Project
Share your bag sample and production requirements for an original-manufacturer configuration and quotation discussion.
Information for Factory Evaluation
A physical bag sample, technical drawing, or clear photographs can help the factory understand the target bag structure. Where specifications remain undecided, identify them as preliminary rather than selecting unsupported values.
For a machinery agent or distributor inquiry, also describe the local customer profile, expected machine applications, and whether the request concerns an identified end-user project. The factory can then review which equipment details require additional verification before quotation.
Request a Machine Quote
Submit your technical requirements and attach bag photographs or drawings where available. Contact information is needed so ZHENGWEI can clarify specifications and quotation scope.
Clarify material compatibility, production trials, quotation scope, ordering conditions, and warranty boundaries.
Can the same configuration process unlaminated non-woven fabric?
Some model literature identifies additional non-woven material types beyond laminated fabric. For example, ZW-2024 documentation references bare non-woven fabric, while ZW-A8-S350 documentation includes PP non-woven material. This does not establish that every installed configuration can change directly between all material structures.
- Confirm the exact fabric composition, surface finish, and grammage of the unlaminated material.
- Ask which feeding, forming, sealing, or handle components may require replacement or adjustment.
- Evaluate the proposed material on the intended equipment rather than assuming compatibility from a general material description.
[Approved material-switching procedure, component changes, and operating limits to be confirmed by ZHENGWEI.]
How much material is needed for a production trial?
The required trial quantity depends on the proposed bag, material construction, machine configuration, and scope of evaluation. A universal minimum amount has not been confirmed for this equipment range.
- Provide the roll width, material grammage, laminate structure, core dimensions, and roll diameter.
- Explain whether the trial needs to evaluate bag forming, print registration, handle attachment, or continuous running behavior.
- Agree on the requested number of finished samples, inspection records, and any materials returned.
- Confirm material delivery arrangements, trial charges, sample shipment, and timing before sending stock.
[Minimum trial-material quantity, trial availability, charges, sample records, and shipping conditions pending.]
What is included in the machine quotation?
A machinery quotation should distinguish the specified machine configuration from optional modules, tooling, external equipment, and delivery-related expenses. Inclusions must be confirmed in the actual written offer; the published product description is not a complete contractual supply list.
- Main equipment: Confirm the quoted model, functional stations, and configuration revision.
- Molds and tooling: Identify included bag sizes, change parts, and additional mold prices.
- Ultrasonic components: Confirm the supplied modules and whether optional stations are separately priced.
- Accessories and spares: Request an itemized list of supplied equipment and replacement parts.
- Logistics and service: Clarify packing, freight, insurance, installation, commissioning, and technician travel responsibilities.
[Final quotation inclusions, exclusions, delivery terms, and payment milestones require a project-specific offer.]
What is the minimum order quantity?
A confirmed minimum order quantity for the listed machinery has not been provided. Equipment purchasing terms should be checked directly for the requested model, destination market, and any special configuration.
- For a factory purchasing equipment for its own use, request the minimum order quantity and commercial terms for the exact machine specification.
- For machinery agents and distributors, request confirmation of any separate ordering commitments or market-cooperation conditions.
- Do not use minimum order quantities associated with finished shopping bags as the machinery MOQ.
[Equipment MOQ and distributor purchasing conditions pending written confirmation.]
When does warranty coverage begin and what is excluded?
ZHENGWEI's supplied information identifies a standard 12-month whole-machine warranty period. However, the starting event, claim procedure, covered components, and exclusions must be verified in the purchase agreement.
- Warranty start: Confirm whether the period begins at shipment, delivery, installation, commissioning, or another agreed event.
- Component coverage: Clarify the treatment of wear parts, ultrasonic components, electrical parts, and consumable items.
- Claims: Confirm fault documentation, replacement-part delivery, labor charges, and any service travel expenses.
- Exclusions: Request the written conditions relating to wear, misuse, unauthorized modification, and operation outside approved parameters.
[Warranty commencement date, complete exclusions, responsibility allocation, and claim procedure pending contractual confirmation.]

