Photographs taken in our own Bao'an plant, now joined by photographs of the tape we actually supply, sit on the factory, product and market pages; the remaining slots stay marked as reference images.
Buyers audit a plant before they audit a price list, so the factory, quality and company pages now carry photographs of the floor we actually work on: the slitting lines, the flat-bed and rotary presses, the CNC cell, the rewinder, the warehouse and the team.
The converting floor with the slitting and rewinding lines running, the flat-bed die-cutting press, the CNC cutting cell, the rewound narrow rolls, the jumbo storage and staging area, the showroom, the slitting operator at work and the team. These are our own photographs, not catalogue images.
Alongside the plant shots, the product pages now use photographs of material we actually supply: polyimide tape rolls, copper foil tape, black PET insulation tape and clear acrylic bonding tape. Photographs where another brand is printed on the liner or the core are not used, because they show that manufacturer's product rather than ours.
Where we did not have a photograph, the page uses a generic, brand-free reference image rather than borrowing a picture from a brand catalogue or another manufacturer. Those slots are marked in our internal build notes and we replace them as real shots come in. We do not use another company's photographs, and we do not present generated imagery as a record of our plant.
Customer logos, certificates, test reports and anything from a customer site stay off the site until the owner approves them in writing.
The plant is open to customers and to third-party inspectors during production hours. If you are sourcing from Southeast Asia and want a live video walkthrough instead of a trip, tell us the machines you want to see and we will record it.
The questions our sales team answers by email now have a page each: constructions, tolerances, ordering terms, freight and destination charges, written for buyers who have to put the answer in an internal file.
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A single English reference for the grades we stock, the parts we cut and the documents we issue, written for buyers who have to qualify a supplier before they can place a first order.
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Sixty-plus adhesive, test and converting terms explained without catalogue language, plus a single place to request the documents that apply to your grade and market.
Read the updateIf a capability matters to your project, ask for the current evidence before you plan around it. We reply with the document, the machine and the date.