| 1 | Lamination Structure Compatibility | Compatible with common flexible packaging structures, including PET/PE, BOPP/CPP, PET/AL/PE and paper-based laminates. | Request verified trial results for the exact film, foil, paper and adhesive combinations used in your production. | 18% | Critical |
| 2 | Working Width and Speed | Select a working width that matches the largest required web size; typical flexible-packaging lines are commonly configured from approximately 1,000 mm to 1,600 mm. | Confirm usable width, rated speed, stable production speed and output at the actual material thickness. | 14% | Critical |
| 3 | Adhesive Application System | The machine should support the adhesive technology required by the project, such as solvent-based, solventless or water-based lamination. | Check coating range, adhesive metering accuracy, mixing control, cleaning requirements and changeover procedure. | 14% | Critical |
| 4 | Coating Weight Accuracy | A suitable line should maintain consistent adhesive coating across the web and minimize coating-weight variation during continuous production. | Ask for coating-weight tolerance, automatic control functions, test methods and production samples. | 12% | High |
| 5 | Web Tension and Alignment Control | Closed-loop tension control, edge guiding and stable unwinding are important for thin films, printed webs and multi-layer structures. | Verify tension range, sensor configuration, edge-guide accuracy and performance during acceleration and deceleration. | 10% | High |
| 6 | Curing and Rewinding Performance | The system should provide uniform curing conditions and produce rolls with consistent hardness, alignment and appearance. | Review curing temperature or aging requirements, winding pressure control, roll diameter range and finished-roll quality. | 10% | High |
| 7 | Automation and Operator Interface | A modern control system should provide recipe storage, production monitoring, alarm history and parameter adjustment through an industrial HMI. | Confirm language options, remote diagnostics, data export, password management and operator training requirements. | 8% | Medium |
| 8 | Safety and Compliance Documentation | The equipment should include guarding, emergency stops, safety interlocks, electrical documentation and operating instructions. | Request risk-assessment documents, electrical schematics, maintenance manuals and certificates required for the destination market. | 8% | High |
| 9 | After-Sales Service and Spare Parts | Reliable technical support, clear warranty terms and timely access to wear parts are essential for reducing downtime. | Check response time, spare-parts list, warranty duration, installation support, troubleshooting procedures and service coverage. | 9% | Critical |
| 10 | Total Cost of Ownership | The purchase decision should include machine price, shipping, installation, energy use, adhesive waste, maintenance and replacement parts. | Compare complete quotations using the same technical scope, delivery terms, commissioning services and expected operating costs. | 7% | High |