Requirement-led review
Quality Control and Testing
R&D and testing capabilities are available to support specification development and review. The relevant scope, criteria and documentation requirements are agreed for each project and tied to the buyer’s application brief.
- Made in the EU
- Private-label trial orders from one EUR pallet
- Up to three or four specifications on one pallet
Applications
Where technical review adds value
The process starts with the buyer’s intended application and converts it into requirements that can be discussed and checked.
New product specification
Define the format, dimensions, stretch, colour, roll configuration and operating context before production is quoted.
Existing SKU comparison
Bring the complete current specification and the criteria that matter to the purchasing decision.
Customer-specific requirement
Agree which R&D or testing capabilities are relevant to the request rather than applying an unsupported generic claim.
Technical range
Available specifications
Use the values below as the starting point for a quotation. Include roll length or weight and expected quantity in the request.
The table defines the request data used to agree a relevant review scope; it does not imply an unconfirmed test result or certification.
| Product format | Hand, machine, mini, jumbo or LDPE shrink film |
|---|---|
| Film specification | Width, thickness, stretch, colour and roll configuration for the selected range |
| Roll data | Requested roll length or roll weight |
| PCR request | Desired percentage stated separately; available on request |
| Review basis | The agreed specification and buyer application brief |
| Scope | Relevant R&D or testing capabilities agreed for the project |
The relevant equipment and method must be agreed for the project. Availability does not imply a certification or a pre-agreed result.
| Shrink testing | Lengthwise and crosswise film shrink |
|---|---|
| Sealing review | Sealing at defined temperatures and times |
| Friction testing | Film slip and friction behaviour |
| Tensile testing | Longitudinal and transverse stretch, plus seal strength in both directions |
| Microscope review | Surface imperfections and inclusions |
| Surface tension pens | Surface activation tension in mN/m |
| Pre-stretch simulation | Simulation of the requested pre-stretch behaviour |
Specifications outside the published range are not implied. Submit the full requirement for review.
Customization
Define the review before defining the result
Supply the application brief
Describe the wrapping or packing method, goods, equipment context and current product where applicable.
State measurable requirements
List the product specification, relevant acceptance criteria and any standard or documentation requirement that needs to be reviewed.
Agree the applicable scope
Confirm which available R&D or testing capabilities apply and what information should be returned for the project.
Buyer guidance
Specification control
Every useful review needs a controlled reference: product type, width, thickness, stretch percentage, colour, roll length or weight, core details where relevant and any PCR-content request. Commercial packaging details such as labels and cartons should map to the same confirmed SKU.
When requirements change, the revised values should be recorded explicitly so the quotation and product discussion refer to the same version.
Buyer guidance
Testing tied to the buyer’s brief
Available testing is discussed against the specific buyer brief. Any required standard, method, acceptance criterion or documentation should be identified in the enquiry and confirmed for the project.
Ask about the capability relevant to your application and include the complete product specification in the RFQ.
Buyer FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Are R&D and testing capabilities available?
Yes. R&D and testing capabilities are available, with the relevant scope agreed for the customer’s specification and project.
What should we provide for a technical review?
Provide the complete product specification, intended application, equipment context, current product where relevant, acceptance criteria and documentation needs.
How is the testing scope confirmed?
The applicable scope, criteria and documentation requirements are reviewed against the customer’s product specification and application brief.
Can PCR content be included in the specification review?
Yes. State the desired PCR percentage as part of the brief. Pricing depends on the requested percentage.
Discuss a specification or testing requirement
Send the product brief, application context, acceptance criteria and documentation needs for review.