Product range
Minimum and maximum dimensions, weight, orientation, surface, fragility and samples.
Share your product, finished pack, film and target output. Lancing will review the application and recommend the most useful next step.

Include product photos or drawings, film data, current pack samples and a simple line-layout sketch. This form does not upload files, so reply to the acknowledgement email or send them directly to the sales address.
Minimum and maximum dimensions, weight, orientation, surface, fragility and samples.
Finished bag size, seal style, film structure, reel data, print repeat and coding.
Sustained output, upstream delivery, downstream equipment, floor space and utilities.
You do not need a finished engineering document. A clear product and pack summary, photographs and representative samples are enough to begin a useful discussion.
Email supporting files to sales@lancinguk.com and include your company and product name so they can be matched to the enquiry. Call 01494 623015 to arrange physical product or film samples.
Projects are reviewed more efficiently when the product path, production film, machine boundary, site interfaces and acceptance expectations are clear.
Define product, pack, output, film, feeding, integration and support requirements.
Buyer’s guideCompare the base machine with feeding, options, trials, installation and complete-line work.
Cost-factor guidePrepare representative products, production film and measurable good-pack criteria.
Trial and FAT guideInclude the minimum, nominal and maximum product dimensions in the intended orientation, the required finished bag and seal positions, plus the production reel specification. Photographs or video of the upstream product arrival can also help define feeding and pitch.
Length, width, height, weight, orientation, variation, fragility and any surface or handling limitation.
Approved pack or drawing, web width, material structure, reel data, unwind, print repeat, eye mark and code area.
Accepted packs per minute, run length, upstream arrival, downstream equipment, available space and utilities.
Use the dimensional guideExplain which normal product variation creates the greatest wrapping concern: a bent item, variable height, loose group, sticky surface or fragile edge. Send a description or photographs of both typical and difficult examples. This helps the first review focus on handling and sealing questions that a perfect sample might conceal.
If a current wrapper is being replaced, distinguish defects in the wrapped pack from interruptions caused by product supply or downstream equipment. Include the existing film specification and approved pack appearance if available, while clearly identifying any proposed change to either.
Yes. Describe the product and finished-pack requirement and identify film selection as an open item for the application review.