What thickness the material can be to produce the fully automatic compressed towel machines?

The thickness of the material produced by the fully automatic compressed towel machine plays a vital role. Generally, the material used to produce compressed towels should be thin and durable enough to withstand the compression process without tearing or cracking. The ideal thickness of material can vary based on a variety of factors, including the type of machine used, the desired size and thickness of the compressed towel, and the intended application of the towel. 

Generally, materials with a thickness between 0.5mm and 3mm are suitable for use on fully automatic compressed towel machines. However, it is important to note that thickness alone is not the only consideration. The material's composition, elasticity, and ability to regain shape after compression are also important factors in ensuring the quality and performance of compressed towels. In addition, manufacturers of compressed towel machines may provide specific recommendations on the appropriate thickness and properties of materials to achieve the best results with their equipment.

 Therefore, it is recommended to consult the machine manufacturer or supplier for guidance on selecting the appropriate material thickness for the production of compressed towels.