



Compact Automatic Pillowcase Folding Machine for Laundry Services
The HOZO HPZ-1400 is the standard pillowcase folder paired with the HOZO HPT-1400 ironer, putting two horizontal folds into each pillowcase. Our space-efficient design ensures consistent results, enhancing productivity and quality in pillowcase processing operations.
- Two Horizontal Folds
- Customizable Folding Programs
- Intuitive Touchscreen Interface
- Automatic Size Detection
HPZ-1400 Pillowcase Folder: Specifications and When You Need One
The HPZ-1400 is a 1,400 mm pillowcase folder. Two pillowcases leave the ironer side by side, and the folder puts two horizontal folds into each one. It is a compressed-air machine with no steam connection at all, built to sit directly behind the HPT-1400 pillowcase ironer.
Key specifications
- Working width: 1,400 mm over two channels, matching the 1,400 mm width of the HPT-1400 ironer so both lanes are in use.
- Item size: up to 600 × 800 mm.
- Folds: two horizontal folds, 2 folded layers.
- Utilities: 120 L/h of compressed air at 0.6 MPa; no steam connection. A 0.75 kW motor, drawing about 0.54 kWh in service.
- Footprint: 2,100 × 1,930 × 1,450 mm, 420 kg.
Two horizontal folds as standard: this is the fold most of our export customers choose. For laundries that need a smaller, squarer finished pillowcase, the optional HOZO SZD-1400 adds a cross fold and stacks both lanes, up to 20 pieces per stack. That extra fold costs more air: 200 L/h against 120 L/h, so it is worth checking the compressor has the headroom before ordering. Note that the running-cost saving of a pillowcase line sits in the ironer, not in the folder. What the HPZ-1400 buys you is a fold that matches the ironer it stands behind, so the line runs as one unit instead of two machines set up to agree with each other.
Pillowcase folding machine Technical
| Model | HPZ-1400 |
| Working width | 1400 |
| Maximum processing specification | 600x800mm² |
| Channel | 2 |
| Maximum number of folded layers | 2 |
| Treated linen | pillowcase, etc |
Electrical connection |
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| Voltage system | 3-Phase AC 380V 50Hz |
| Motor Power | 0.75kw 4P |
| Total machine input | 0.75kw |
| Inverter power | 0.8kw |
| Conductor section | 4×2.5mm² |
| The supply voltage can be customized as required | |
Air connection |
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| Air inlet | DN10 |
| Air pressure | 0.6 MPa |
| Air consumption | 120 l/h |
Machine dimensions |
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| WidthxDepthxHeight | 2100x1930x1450 |
| Weight | 420 |
HPZ-1400 Twin-Fold: Running Figures and Line Fit
Minimal utilities: The folder draws about 0.54 kWh and needs 120 L/h of compressed air. Power is not the consideration here; air supply stability is, because inconsistent air shows up as inconsistent folds rather than as a stoppage.
Two horizontal folds: The HPZ-1400 is the standard folder for the HPT-1400 pillowcase line. It produces the two horizontal folds used by most of our export customers. The SZD-1400 cross folder with stacking is optional when a smaller, squarer folded item is required.
Designed as part of the line: The folder is built to sit directly behind the HPT-1400 pillowcase ironer rather than as a standalone machine. Ordering it with the ironer avoids matching speeds and heights between separately sourced equipment.
Certification and delivery: CE (Machinery, Low Voltage, EMC) plus ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. Usually 10 to 15 days from order confirmation.
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FAQ: HPZ-1400 Two-Fold Pillowcase Folder
The HPZ-1400 is the standard folder paired with the HPT-1400 ironer in a complete pillowcase line. Pillowcases come off the HPT-1400 pillowcase ironer and feed straight into the folder, so the two are normally quoted together — buying the folder on its own is uncommon. That makes the HPZ-1400 a fit for laundries running high daily pillowcase volumes: hotel groups, healthcare linen services, and central plants serving several properties.
Two horizontal folds, up to 2 folded layers, on pillowcases up to 600 x 800 mm, across a 1,400 mm working width with 2 channels. If your customers want a squarer finished pack, the optional cross-fold version is the SZD-1400 — two lateral folds plus one cross fold, up to 3 layers, with integrated stacking.
Very little, because it is a pneumatic-mechanical machine rather than a heated one: a 0.75 kW drive with a 0.8 kW inverter, and 120 L/h of compressed air at 0.6 MPa. There is no steam connection at all. At 120 L/h it is the lowest air consumer in the pillowcase folding range — the SZD-1400 cross folder needs 200 L/h.
At line level rather than from the folder. The HPT-1400 pillowcase ironing line that this folder completes runs on roughly one third of the energy of chest-type high-temperature ironing — about 66.7% lower — because pillowcases are finished on a dedicated 1,400 mm line instead of occupying a full-width flatwork ironer. The folder’s contribution is throughput and labour, not thermal energy.
Three-phase AC 380V 50Hz with voltage customizable on request, compressed air at 0.6 MPa through a DN10 connection, and a 2,100 x 1,930 x 1,450 mm footprint at 420 kg. It is the smallest and lightest unit in the range, which matters when the folder has to fit at the discharge end of an ironer that is already installed. Foundation and utility drawings are issued with the quotation.
Send us your daily pillowcase volume, the ironer you run or plan to run, and the floor space available at the discharge end. Our engineering team returns a line layout and a full quotation including voltage configuration. Remote video-guided commissioning and lifetime technical support are included.
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