Packing and transport
Confirm protection, lifting points, packing dimensions, loading arrangements and delivery terms in the commercial scope.
INSPECTION & ACCEPTANCE
Know what you will check.
Before the machine ships.
Turn the equipment brief into an inspection plan. Agree the trial material, measurement methods and acceptance records before placing the order.
VISIBLE DETAILS. AGREED CRITERIA.
A photo is a starting point.
A test needs a specification.
Decide which dimensions and operating conditions matter to your finished product. Put the method and acceptance limits in writing.
- Use an agreed profile drawing and revision.
- Identify the actual trial coil or panel materials.
- Set the sample count and measurement points.
- Record the checks needed before packing release.
INSPECTION PLANNING CHECKLIST
Five checks to agree for your project.
The following is a planning framework, not a record of tests already performed.
| Check | Agree before the trial |
|---|---|
| 01 / Trial material | Grade, coating, thickness, coil width and core requirements. |
| 02 / Finished geometry | Sample dimensions, tolerances, measurement points and tools. |
| 03 / Operating cycle | Cutting or pressing sequence, output conditions and sample quantity. |
| 04 / Controls and safety | Required functions, safeguards and checks for the agreed machine scope. |
| 05 / Records and sign-off | Videos, measured samples, inspection records and release responsibilities. |
FACTORY TRIAL & CUTTING CHECK
Observe the full operating cycle.
TRIAL RUN & DISCHARGE
Forming, cutting and sample check.
A trial run showing continuous roll forming, in-line hydraulic cutting, and sample discharge inspection at the outfeed table.
Trial footage illustrates the inspection sequence before machine packing. Silent video.
Review inspection protocol ↓Installation and support
Agree site preparation, utilities, commissioning, operator training, spare parts and warranty terms for the order.
Your next production line
Start with the product you want to make.
Send your drawing, material, finished output target and destination. Build the equipment, inspection and delivery scope into one project brief.