Precision is Not an Option; It is a Requirement.
To Our Technical Partners,
I have spent the last 20 years in mechanical engineering, obsessed with one question: "Why do European machines run for 20 years, while ordinary machines fail after 3?"
The answer is never just one thing. It is the tolerance of a bearing, the rigidity of the frame, and the logic of the PLC code.
When I joined Newtop as Technical Director, my mission was clear: To bridge the gap between Chinese manufacturing efficiency and European engineering standards. We don't just assemble parts; we engineer solutions.
My R&D Focus Areas:
The "H-Type" Revolution
One of my proudest achievements at Newtop is the development of our H-Type Aluminum Foil Container Machine.
Traditional C-Type machines vibrate at high speeds, killing mold life. I led our team to redesign the entire chassis using a closed-gantry "H" structure. We increased the frame weight by 30% and integrated a dynamic balancing system. The result? A machine that runs 24/7 with zero vibration, extending your mold life by 40%.
- 1. Component Rigor I personally approve the vendor list for every model. We refuse to use generic electrical parts. We only partner with Tier-1 suppliers like Siemens, Yaskawa, Schnieder, and Delta. If a component doesn't meet our tolerance standards, it doesn't go into your machine.
- 2. Custom Engineering Every factory is different. Do you have a unique voltage requirement? Limited floor space? A specific bag shape? My R&D team thrives on these challenges. We use 3D CAD simulation to customize the machine layout before a single piece of metal is cut.
- 3. The 72-Hour Test Run Before any machine leaves our Wenzhou factory, it must pass my "72-Hour Protocol." We run the machine at full speed, continuously, for 3 days. If it overheats, jams, or deviates even by 1mm, it does not ship.
Challenge Us
Don't settle for a standard catalog machine if it doesn't fit your needs. Send me your technical drawings or your most difficult packaging concept. Let's see if we can engineer a way to make it happen.
Respectfully,
