Communication based on site conditions
Layout diagrams help determine the project direction early on, reducing back‑and‑forth communication by aligning feed, discharge, stacking, and transport relationships upfront.
Reference Solutions
Site Layout Plan
Combine site photos with renderings of the equipment layout to help customers preliminarily evaluate solutions based on workshop width, feed direction, and forklift routes.
Trial CommitmentWithin three months from the date of equipment delivery, if the equipment is unable to function properly due to non‑human factors, it shall be subject to return or replacement in accordance with the contract.
Reference Solutions
Site Layout Plan
Combining site photos with rendered layouts of the product area makes it easier to preliminarily assess solutions based on plant width, material‑feeding direction, and forklift routes.
First clarify the layout of the plant, equipment, and forklift traffic routesProblem solvingAfter the equipment arrives, it is discovered that the access routes, tracks, and forklift transfer directions are unsuitable
Line Adaptation127 palletizing line, 127 top-spec door-opening line, 97 palletizing line
Solution EvaluationProvide building dimensions—length, width, height—column locations, doorway orientations, existing equipment, and target capacity.
Product introduction
Site Layout PlanWhat problem does it solve?
After layout confirmation, refine equipment arrangement and sequencing of equipment arrival to avoid major rework to foundations and flow paths once equipment is on site.
Communication based on site conditionsQuickly Understand Material FlowAuxiliary Quotation and Production SchedulingFacilitates pre‑construction verification
Site Layout Plan
Core Advantages
First evaluate site value
Focusing on reducing labor requirements, stabilizing the production rhythm, improving material handling, and ensuring compatibility, first assess whether the site is suitable.
Quickly Understand Material Flow
Label the existing equipment, feed hoppers, and finished-product stockpiles.
Auxiliary Quotation and Production Scheduling
Simultaneously confirm forklift routes, power and air supply, and safety access corridors
Facilitates pre‑construction verification
Provide the plant’s length, width, height, and column layout
Technical Parameters
Model, specifications, and installation requirements
Core ApplicationsFirst clarify the layout of the plant, equipment, and forklift traffic routes
Adaptation Specifications127 stacking line / 127 top‑of‑the‑line opening line / 97 stacking line
Applicable ScenariosNew plant planning / Existing plant renovation / Equipment selection consultation
Key Selection PointsProvide the workshop’s length, width, height, and column locations; mark existing equipment, feed points, and finished‑product storage areas; and simultaneously confirm forklift routes, power and air supply, and safety passageways.
Process IntegrationAfter layout confirmation, refine equipment arrangement and sequencing of equipment arrival to avoid major rework to foundations and flow paths once equipment is on site.
The parameters are provided for preliminary reference in the design; the actual configuration shall be subject to on-site measurements, equipment models, and contract confirmation.
Specification Reference
Common Configurations
- Model 127: palletizing machine production line
- Top‑of‑the‑line 127 open‑door assembly line
- 97 Palletizing Line
Applicable Scenarios
Recommended Applications
- New Plant Planning
- Old plant renovation
- Equipment Selection Consultation
Key Selection Points
First, confirm these conditions
- Provide the plant’s length, width, height, and column layout
- Label the existing equipment, feed hoppers, and finished-product stockpiles.
- Simultaneously confirm forklift routes, power and air supply, and safety access corridors
Installation and after-sales service
Please confirm these conditions before delivery
Tengsen is responsible for initial installation, commissioning, and operator training; users must cooperate by arranging forklift unloading, three‑phase power, and compressed‑air supply.
The entire machine is covered by a six‑month warranty, excluding wear‑prone parts such as conveyor belts; non‑human‑caused failures are eligible for return or replacement within three calendar months.
After the warranty period, paid on‑site repair services and spare parts supply are provided, along with long‑term free technical guidance.
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