Orders we've actually delivered

A Russian manufacturer wanted to move into fully automated wet-wipes production — a hands-free line with no manual packaging stage, meeting local hygiene standards. For a first machine bought from China, they needed to be sure it would actually run as promised.

Supplied a complete Super Mini fully-automated wet-wipes line — sourcing, pre-shipment run testing, full export documentation and shipping, handled end to end as their agent in China.

The line went into production, and the client returned for additional equipment afterwards — the kind of repeat business that only happens when the first machine delivers.

An importer in India needed a complete wet-wipes line and airtight paperwork — their real worry was customs: getting the goods cleared without delays, surprises or missing documents.

Supplied the line and prepared a complete turnkey document set for every shipment — HS-code classification, packing lists, invoices and standardized SOPs — plus customs-clearance support on their side.

With complete documentation behind each shipment, goods cleared cleanly every time — and the client kept ordering across several batches, scaling their line as they grew.

A startup wanted to begin local wet-wipes production without heavy upfront capital. A fully automated line was more than they needed to start — they wanted an affordable, sensible entry point.

Rather than upselling, we recommended and supplied a cost-effective semi-automated Mini line tuned to lower the barrier to entry, with production follow-up as they got running.

The client launched local production and began replacing imported product with their own — proof that the right-sized machine beats the biggest one.

A Türkiye-based manufacturer needed more throughput than the standard machine, a faster-than-usual delivery, and two machines coordinated to arrive together for a single production setup.

Customised a Super Mini wet-wipes line to run at a higher target speed — raised from the standard ~120 packs/min toward ~180 packs/min — and coordinated the wipes machine alongside a filling line as one delivery.

The line was specified for roughly 50% more output than the standard configuration, delivered as a coordinated multi-machine package built around their timeline.