Twenty-five video positions are defined across 24 pages: seven for production, six for product families and twelve for applications, each tied to the page where the buyer is already making a decision. No clip goes up until it is recorded on our own floor — the first one, the sample showroom in Bao'an, is now published.
A tape is hard to judge from a specification sheet, so we defined video positions on the pages where buyers actually decide: the factory tour, the slitting, die-cutting and lamination services, all six product families and the industry and application pages.
Three groups: production video from the plant, product video showing how a tape family behaves, and application video showing the material on a line. The first clip published is the sample showroom in Bao'an, filmed and posted by our own team on our own channel. Where a position has no clip yet, the page embeds nothing: no player and no third-party script loads, and nothing from another domain reaches a visitor who has not chosen to watch.
The video library page lists every position in one place and states where each clip will be filmed.
The remaining positions have no clip recorded yet, so the product and service pages carry no video block at all and the library page lists the planned shots as a work order rather than as empty players. An empty play button tells a buyer nothing about the plant, and we would rather show nothing until there is something to show. We are not filling these slots with stock footage and we will not use generated video in place of a real line. If you need a specific machine or test filmed before you order, ask 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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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.
Read the updateTwenty-three positions, three groups, and a different burden of proof for each.
| Group | What the clip is for | What a buyer can take from it | What it cannot show |
|---|---|---|---|
| Production | The machine running the job it is used for, on our own floor | That the process exists and is scheduled, not a rendering of it | How your part behaves on it, which is a first-article question |
| Product | How a tape family handles: unwind, liner release, cut edge, conformability | That the material is the format we describe on the product page | Adhesion on your substrate, which no video can substitute for a test |
| Application | Material working in the conditions the application creates | The failure mode being avoided and how the part is placed | Any customer site unless that customer approved the filming |
If 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.