Automatic Banding Machine: Durability Built by a Craftsman's Hands

Technology Forged by Time on the Production Floor

The strapping process that bundles corrugated boxes into shipping units carries years of hands-on field experience that never shows on the surface. JS SYSTEM's automatic inline banding machine, the AMB 1500, translates the know-how of engineers who have watched over the banding floor for decades directly into its design.

Instead of simply importing foreign equipment, it was designed and manufactured by people who have personally seen and handled the demanding conditions of domestic box production sites. The hands that know which line stops most often, and where operators lose their time, determined the placement of every single component.

Full-Servo Auto-Setting, Taught by the Floor

In box plants where specifications change frequently, the most tedious task was readjusting the banding position and tension. The AMB 1500 inline automatic PP banding machine is the first in Korea to apply full-servo automatic control auto-setting technology—when the specification changes, all 9 axes set themselves automatically with a single selection on the touch panel.

The 10–30 minutes of setup once required for manual adjustment disappear, and servo control keeps tension uniform for every bundle. This is not the result of adding one more figure to a spec sheet, but a choice born from the experience of knowing exactly where automation makes the floor's work easier.

The Conviction Within a Wear-Free Structure

The longer an engineer has worked, the better they understand the causes of minor breakdowns. Pneumatic banding machines carry the consumable weaknesses of air leaks and cylinder wear. The AMB 1500 replaces this part with a servo direct drive, minimizing the very consumable components where wear and leaks occur.

As a result, the equipment runs for long periods without interruption or minor breakdowns. The load-protection control system—the first applied in Korea—protects the equipment even under excessive load, proving its extreme durability right on the floor.

The People Who Built It Stand Behind It to the End

The engineers who designed and built the equipment handle after-sales service themselves. Because the people who drew the blueprints listen to the floor, they quickly pinpoint the root of any problem. This is not a mere service promise, but the pride of those who built it.

The S model connects inline to an existing line, while the T model can be placed independently—so you can choose according to your site layout. The promise to take responsibility and keep operations running in any environment is built into every part of the machine.