
Loading a packaged line into a container at the E-SHION plant.
Home/Case Studies
Customer references
Every E-SHION line starts from a production target, not a catalogue page. These are the project configurations we engineer most often — the machine, the line setup and the application it is built for.
Project configurations
Typical configurations from our project base — machine, setup and application. Customer names and production data are confidential; references can be shared on request.

A three-layer co-extrusion line with internal bubble cooling for converters who need high clarity, uniform gauge and good sealing performance in one film — snack pouches, frozen food bags and packaging with barrier layers.

A small-footprint line for bag producers entering the market or running a dedicated PE bag product — from 100 to 800 mm folded width with simple operation and quick recipe changes.

Film rolls in, finished T-shirt and vest bags out — automatic sealing, cutting and stacking for retail bag manufacturers, with multi-lane output from the same machine frame.

Servo-driven zipper pouch lines for food and stationery packaging, and heavy duty lines for bulk bags, mattresses and quilt packaging — two very different products from the same machine family.

Converting film and paper with brand-ready print: six-color stack flexo for flexible packaging runs, and wide gravure for high-volume repeat orders — in line with bag making or lamination.

Granulating lines that turn film scrap and edge trim back into pellets for the same production hall — cutting material cost and waste, with pellets ready to feed the blown film line again.
How a project is delivered
A machinery project is a process, not a shipment. Four steps keep every installation on schedule.
Material, film width, output rate and factory conditions define the line. Every component is confirmed in the proposal before production starts.
Machines are assembled and run with your recipe before shipment. Videos and test reports are shared so you see the line running before it leaves.
Engineers supervise installation on site, run the first production trials and hand over a documented, tuned line.
24/7 technical support, structured operator training and OEM spare parts shipped globally — from first run to full production.
Shipment log

Loading a packaged line into a container at the E-SHION plant.

Large machines on a flatbed truck, ready for export.

Wrapped machinery going into a container for international delivery.

A 45-foot container loaded at the factory, ready to ship.

Moving wrapped machinery through the warehouse before loading.
Applications
Buyers ask
Yes, on request. The typical configurations above show what we build; for your market we can arrange direct references, a factory visit or a video walk-through before you order.
Yes. Our engineers supervise installation on site, run the first production trials and hand over a documented, tuned line, worldwide.
24/7 support line to our engineering team in more than 50 countries, average first response within 4 hours on business days.
Original spare parts - screw elements, die rings, sealing bars, drives and control boards - are shipped globally; urgent parts are dispatched within 48 hours.
Yes. Line modernization adds co-extrusion heads, servo drives or process controls to raise output and cut waste without replacing the whole line.
Customer voices

— Repeat buyer, second order

— First-time buyer after delivery

— Existing customer, follow-up visit
— Multi-machine order, Cambodia market

— Long-term customer
Get your custom solution
Tell our engineering team your output target and facility conditions. We design and build machinery to match — average response time 4 hours.
Start Your Project →