Transdermal Patch Production Line Solution
Start Your Patch Production Line with Adhesive Confirmation
There are many types of patches. Before we recommend a machine configuration, we first confirm your adhesive system, patch material, patch size and packing target.
After that, SUNSEE will send a product question list and prepare a practical production line solution for your project.
Why Adhesive First
Patch name alone is not enough for machine selection
Pain relief patches, hydrogel patches, nicotine patches, cosmetic patches and medical plasters may look similar after packing, but their adhesive, backing material and release liner can require different production routes.
Adhesive System
Water-based, solvent-based, hot-melt, hydrogel or other adhesive type.
Material Structure
Backing material, active layer, release liner and lamination route.
Patch Format
Patch shape, size, thickness, liner opening and waste removal.
Packing Target
Individual pouch, multi-piece pouch, carton or downstream packing.
How We Work
From basic inquiry to production line solution
1. Send Basic Details
Patch type, photo or drawing, size, application and target capacity.
2. Confirm Adhesive
Tell us whether the adhesive is known or still under development.
3. Receive Checklist
We send a focused product question list for your technical team.
4. Get Solution
We recommend a suitable route for coating review, die cutting, pouch packing and automation.
Possible Line Modules
We help you choose the right route, not one fixed machine
Your final solution may include coating and drying review, lamination, slitting, die cutting, automatic feeding, 4 side sealing pouch packing and optional cartoning.
Patch Question List
Send these first, then we can reply with the detailed checklist
- Patch type and application
- Product photo, drawing or sample reference
- Adhesive type, if already confirmed
- Backing material and release liner
- Patch size, shape and thickness
- Need coating, die cutting, pouch packing or full line
- Pouch size and packaging material
- Required speed, daily capacity or budget range