Blue Lion

IN DEVELOPMENT / BINDING AUTOMATION

Fully-Automatic
Binding Machine

Designed around the difficult part of blanket binding: treating the corner consistently without a manual interruption.

Prototype undergoing factory validation in Korea · 2026 catalog target: late 2026 launch

IN DEVELOPMENT

See the finish we are working toward.

Bound corner of a textile blanket; downstream product example
Bound corner of a textile blanket; downstream product example
Finished blankets stacked by production equipment
Finished blankets stacked by production equipment
Blanket output stacked at the factory
Blanket output stacked at the factory

THE NEXT PROCESS

The corner should not stop the line.

Traditional binding often slows at corners, where an experienced operator adjusts the edge by hand. Blue Lion is developing automatic corner treatment to reduce that intervention.

The planned machine supports formats up to 1.8 × 2.0 m and is intended for electric blankets, throws, quilts and related textiles. These are development targets, not released production specifications.

Bound edge and corner of a textile blanket
Downstream product example · not a photograph of the prototype
Stack of finished textile blankets near production equipment
Finished product example · binding development

THE NEXT PRODUCTION CHALLENGE

Make every corner count.

Prototype testing continues; the imagery shows textile output rather than an approved machine model.

DEVELOPMENT FOCUS

What the prototype is meant to solve.

01

Automatic corners

Handle changes in direction with a more consistent edge and fewer manual corrections.

02

Large formats

The catalog cites products up to 1.8 × 2.0 m as a development goal.

03

More textile types

Applications under consideration include electric blankets, throws and quilts.

This machine is in development. Demonstration access, release date, configuration and performance must be confirmed with Blue Lion.

YOUR NEXT PRODUCTION LINE

Interested in the binding prototype?

Share your blanket size and corner finish, and request a live demonstration or current development update.

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