
Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
What power supply does the three-phase ProfiPack P425 need?
A 208 V / 60 Hz three-phase supply feeding its 3.8 kW motor. It is hard-wired by an electrician, with no plug or transformer included, and the connection should be ready before delivery. Single-phase sites should look at the 1,870 W single-phase P425.
Is 120 kg/h worth it over the 80 kg/h single-phase P425?
Only if the machine is fed steadily. When someone works continuously through stacked cartons, the three-phase motor holds speed on thick multi-layer feeds and the higher rating shows. If the machine is loaded occasionally between packing tasks, both versions sit idle most of the day and the difference is hard to notice.
Does this P425 come with dust extraction?
No. This is the plain three-phase configuration. HSM offers a separate P425 article supplied with the adapter set for dust extraction, at 186 kg instead of 181 kg, and the DE 1-8 extractor is bought separately either way. Order that version up front if you need extraction.
How thick can cardboard be in the P425?
Up to three layers or 20 mm through the 425 mm intake. That covers standard single- and double-wall cartons, including folded panels. Triple-wall board and laminated or heavily taped cartons fall outside its rating and will wear the rollers faster.
What are the running costs of the HSM ProfiPack P425?
Just electricity. The machine uses no bags, oil, strapping or cartridges. It consumes cardboard you would otherwise pay to dispose of and produces padding you would otherwise buy, so the main cost is the 3.8 kW motor's operating hours.