Paper Handbag Bottom Pasting Machine (LM-FB-50)

Name: Paper Handbag Bottom Pasting Machine (LM-FB-50)
Brand: RUIAN UNIVERSAL MACHINERY CO., LIMITED
SKU: 641548295

Zhejiang, ChinaRUIAN UNIVERSAL MACHINERY CO., LIMITED

US$20,000.00

1 Piece

Product profile

Customization

Available

Type

Paper Handbag Pasting Forming Machine

Automation

Semiautomatic

Model NO.

LM-FB-50

Certification

ISO

Process

Paper Machine

Usage

Packing Paper Machine

Computerized

Yes

Transport Package

standard export wooden case

Specification

SGS, CE

Trademark

LAOMO

Origin

Ruian

HS Code

84224000

Production Capacity

150pcs/year

Company profile

RUIAN UNIVERSAL MACHINERY CO., LIMITED

Zhejiang, China

CertifiedBusiness Type: Trading Company CertifiedR&D Capacity: OEM Service Available CertifiedCustomization Options: Customization from Samples, Customization from Designs CertifiedExport Year: 8 Years CertifiedNearest Port: Ningbo PortAverage Response Time: ≤24h

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SummaryThe supplier manufactures packaging and paper-processing equipment, including packaging machines, hang-tag threading machines, and related equipment, with 15 years of production and sales experience. It reports more than 10 production lines, annual packaging-machine output of 500 pieces, and exports to multiple regions. Evidence of customization includes dozens of machines made for USA Avery Dennison’s Mexico workshop. The supplier states that its products have SGS and CE certifications, but supplier-management-system certification is listed as NIL. R&D is limited to one engineer using CAD, with no available R&D audit documentation and no SDK. Service infrastructure is limited: no inventory, overseas warehouse, showroom, agents, branches, or offline trade-show participation. Financial-capacity and cash-flow entries identify years but provide no assessable financial results. Quality-system evidence is incomplete, including zero quality-control test equipment and undocumented corrective-action and...

Supplier typeThe supplier is a manufacturer of packaging machinery and related paper-processing and after-printing packaging equipment. It reports 15 years of production and sales experience, more than 10 production lines, and packaging-machine output of 500 pieces.

CertificationsThe supplier states that its products or company have passed SGS and CE certification. However, supplier-management-system certification is explicitly listed as NIL, so certification coverage is positive for product/company claims but incomplete for management systems.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier lacks inventory, overseas warehouses, showrooms, overseas agents or branches, and reports service coverage in zero countries. It has procedures for corrective actions and customer complaints, but no written records, while quality assurance and traceability status are unknown.

R&D capabilityR&D is handled by one engineer responsible for R&D, product improvement, and production-site support, using CAD. The supplier reports no SDK and no auditable design-input, output, review, verification, or validation documentation, indicating limited documented innovation capability.

Production capacityThe supplier reports more than 10 production lines, 6–10 quality-control staff, and 500 packaging machines of annual output. However, it also reports zero quality-control test equipment, and its quality-assurance and traceability status are unknown, creating a significant production-quality control concern.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly reports successfully customizing dozens of hang-tag threading machines, wiring machines, looped machines, and PVC badge hot-stamping machines for Avery Dennison’s Mexico workshop. Its product scope also includes multiple packaging and paper-processing machine types, supporting demonstrated customization experience.

Client casesThe supplier identifies brand partners or customer references including Avery Dennison, Adidas, Marketplace, R-PAC, K78, Dr. Marcus, Avery, and Metalac, and states that products were exported to Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Serbia, Romania, Russia, the United States, Mexico, and other countries. These references demonstrate reported international customer exposure, although the slices do not provide project details or independently verified case outcomes.