Used Bretting Facial Tissue Converting Line 1
Bretting Line 1 — Facial Tissue Interfolding
A used Bretting facial tissue converting line for buyers evaluating an interfolding installation with a 1,800 mm working width. The owner-listed configuration combines four unwinds, two calenders, a folding head and a log saw. Maria Roboter can coordinate the technical review and clarify the equipment offered before inspection or a commercial agreement.
Equipment reference: MR-BR01. The line was reported stored in containers on 21 September 2026. Storage inventory, completeness and present condition should be reviewed when planning reinstallation.
Key Specifications
- Equipment: Bretting facial tissue interfolding line
- Owner-listed year: 2006
- Working width: 1,800 mm
- Owner-listed line speed: 190 m/min
- Cut-off: 210 mm
- Unwinds: 4
- Calenders: 2
- Main converting equipment: Folding head and log saw
- Reported condition: Stored in containers — owner report dated 21 September 2026
- Packaging equipment: Excluded
Year and specifications are owner-listed. Achievable production speed depends on tissue, product format and operating conditions. The manufacturer nameplates and technical records should be checked for the final specification.
Equipment Scope & Technical Review
The reported scope runs from the unwind section through the log saw. Packaging machines are excluded. Available spare parts can be discussed separately and are subject to the agreed supply scope.
Manuals, photographs and technical records are available for review. For this stored line, the next useful step is to check the container inventory against the equipment list, identify the supplied assemblies and establish the work needed for unloading, installation and recommissioning.
Frequently Asked Questions
What product is this line intended to make?
Facial tissue products produced by interfolding. The required tissue grade, finished dimensions, fold specification and pack presentation should be discussed against the technical documentation.
Is this a converting line or a single machine?
It is offered as an interfolding line with four unwinds, two calenders, a folding head and a log saw. The final equipment list defines the precise supply scope.
Is the line currently installed or running?
The owner reported it stored in containers on 21 September 2026. It should therefore be evaluated as a stored installation, with present condition and inventory confirmed before purchase.
What should a buyer check before reinstallation?
Assembly completeness, storage condition, connections, controls, documentation and the requirements for installation and recommissioning. A technical review can help define the project scope.
Does the offer include packaging machines or spare parts?
Packaging equipment is excluded. Spare parts may be available under a separate agreed scope; they should not be assumed included in the line offer.
Can the listed speed be used for production planning?
The owner-listed speed is 190 m/min. Output for your product depends on paper properties, format and operating settings and should be assessed during the technical review.
How can I request more information?
Use the enquiry form below and quote MR-BR01. Include your target product, required capacity and project timing so we can prepare a relevant technical discussion.
Can Maria Roboter help with export and reinstallation?
Tell us your project requirements. We can review the stored equipment handling, relocation and installation scope and discuss applicable services separately from the equipment purchase.
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Request Technical Details & a Quotation
Contact Maria Roboter GmbH, Vreden, Germany, or use the enquiry form below. Please quote MR-BR01 and include your product requirements and project timing.
Hanadi: h.sweed@mariroboter.com
Telephone: +49 (0)2564 8177151
Mobile: +49 (0)176 44463658
Original Equipment Photographs
The supplied photographs record the equipment at the time they were taken. Images from 2024 do not establish the line’s current condition or operating status.
