A tabletop packaging machine capable of packaging boxes of all shapes, such as cosmetics, medicines, CDs, and books.

A manual tabletop cellophane wrapping machine capable of packaging boxes for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, books, CD/DVD cases, and more in various shapes, with easy-to-peel tape wrapping.

"Caramel wrapping" refers to a type of packaging that makes it easy to open cellophane-wrapped items by wrapping thin "tear tape" in colors such as red, white, and transparent around it, allowing for easy removal when twisted. This name was given because this type of packaging was first used for boxes of caramel and chocolate. Unlike "shrink wrapping," which is melted with hot air, caramel wrapping has a sense of luxury and is appreciated by users, especially the elderly, for its ease of opening. The Temaki Boy is a manual machine that allows for simple operation by just lowering the heater, making it the world's only versatile tabletop wrapping machine capable of wrapping boxes, books, and cases of any shape within a possible size range. It is ideal for repackaging imported cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, wrapping original soaps, and bundling books. The tear tape film comes in sets of 1,000 sheets, and the colors of the tear tape can be chosen from white, red, and transparent. The Temaki Boy can wrap boxes with heights ranging from 5 to 50 mm.

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