Project specification

Automatic L sealer project specification template

A structured template helps compare automatic L-sealer quotations on the same evidence rather than on unsupported headline claims.

Automatic L sealer project specification template
A structured template helps compare automatic L-sealer quotations on the same evidence rather than on unsupported headline claims.

Template sections

Core information for an automatic L-sealer project

Automatic L-sealer projects involve product handling, film, sealing, tunnel shrinking and downstream handling. A clear template helps confirm what is known, what is assumed and what needs testing.

Unknown fields should be left blank rather than guessed. Lancing can then identify which information is essential before quotation or trial.

CheckHow to assess itAcceptance evidence
Product dataProduct range, dimensions, weight and pack stability.Machine envelope and product handling route.
Film dataPOF or PE, centre-fold width, roll size, thickness and perforation.Seal and tunnel behaviour.
Line dataInfeed method, output target, outfeed handling, conveyor height and utilities.Integration and installation requirements.
Acceptance dataGood-pack standard, reject examples, sample availability and sign-off method.Objective comparison between quotations.

Use cases

When to use this template

  • Comparing automatic L-sealer quotes from different suppliers.
  • Preparing for a sample test or remote video review.
  • Moving from semi-automatic packing to an integrated automatic line.
  • Checking a shrink tunnel specification against the sealer and product.
  • Preparing internal approval before submitting a purchase request.

FAQ

Questions about this topic

Should the template include exact output?

Include target output and the conditions behind it, such as product, film and feed method.

Can Lancing fill in missing fields?

Lancing can advise what needs checking, but unknown data should not be guessed.

Is this only for automatic machines?

It is designed for automatic projects, but much of the evidence also helps compare semi-automatic routes.