Pack, Closure and Band Specification
Name the pack and closure and provide the band specification or sample. Identify whether the question concerns feeding, cutting, placement or the finish after shrinking.

Ask Lancing about a shrink-band project. Send the pack, closure, band specification, required position and finish, line spacing and the issue you want to trial.
Tell us what you need to achieve with shrink band applicators, and include any samples, drawings or production information you already have.
If something is uncertain about routine production using tamper-evident shrink-band application, we can identify the right survey or trial before you commit to a final solution.
Plan shrink band applicators around your product, pack range, target output, cleaning needs and finished-pack checks. Discuss a practical line concept with Lancing using representative samples. Share the conditions around routine production using tamper-evident shrink-band application so the first response can focus on the right technical questions.
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Name the pack and closure and provide the band specification or sample. Identify whether the question concerns feeding, cutting, placement or the finish after shrinking.
Describe the pack and band formats to run, including the smallest and largest examples you expect the team to assess. Mark any format for which a sample is still unavailable.
State where the band should sit and what acceptable finished appearance means for this pack. An agreed reference pack or marked photograph helps explain the result you need.
Give the required accepted finished-pack output and how packs arrive at the applicator. Include spacing, batch length, refills and ordinary stops in the brief.
List the pack or band changes in their usual order, the access or cleaning they require and how you decide the first pack after restart is acceptable.
Describe the missing, misplaced or poorly finished bands that the team must look for. State how affected packs should be held or reviewed and who agrees that production can restart.