Box drawing & sample
Start with the flat blank and a finished-box sample. Check the folds, corner structure and whether the box uses one blank or separate pieces. Include every size you plan to run.
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Machine quality starts with the box
The drawing, material and finished-box requirements give a machine enquiry a clear starting point. Use these checks when discussing your equipment and acceptance terms.
Define what the machine needs to produce
A fruit tray, a mailer box and a shipping carton need different forming and closing operations. Dimensions alone are not enough to choose the equipment. Review the actual blank and material, then agree what the finished box should look like and how the machine will be checked.
Board & adhesive
Specify board type, thickness, printing and coating. For glued boxes, discuss adhesive and joint requirements. Use the intended production material when agreeing a sample check.
Finished-box checks
Agree how to assess the formed box: dimensions, squareness, fold alignment and joint condition. For erecting and sealing, include flap position and tape placement in the checks.
Output & changeovers
Compare the catalogue speed with your required output. Agree the box and material used for any demonstration, how output will be counted and which size changes need to be shown.
Installation conditions
Confirm voltage, phase, frequency, compressed air and available floor space. List any conveyor, stacking or existing packing-line connections needed for your project.
Documentation & acceptance
Identify the quoted model and configuration in the order. Agree the documents, checks and acceptance terms before purchase, including the requirements at the installation destination.
Discuss your box requirements
Send Jason Chen your drawing, material and production target.