Search the symptom you can see, the product you are running or the stage where the fault appears. Get a clear answer, practical checks and the most relevant route to a machinery solution.
Select the production stage that needs attention. Each route brings together customer questions, first checks, likely causes and relevant machinery options.
Match the filling principle to viscosity, product behaviour, pack size and required accuracy.
Improve flow, dosing consistency, dust control and packing of powders, grains and irregular pieces.
Resolve cap presentation, cross-threading, torque, closure damage and automated cap feeding.
Control label position, wrinkles, front-and-back registration and variable shipping labels.
Choose and troubleshoot batch, date, barcode and variable-data coding technologies.
Solve poor seals, loose film, sleeve positioning and tamper-evident presentation problems.
Select and improve premade pouch, sachet, VFFS and flow-wrapping production routes.
Wash, rinse, unscramble, orient and feed containers or components reliably.
Remove line bottlenecks and connect machines into a balanced, maintainable production system.
Plan maintenance, assess used equipment and select suitable consumables or lower-waste materials.
You do not need to know a machine model. Begin with the fault you can see, what you are packing or the production stage involved.
Start with foam, dust, changing weights, bad seals, loose caps, label movement, jams or lost output.
Find the problemChoose liquids, pastes, powders, pieces, bottles, jars, pouches, sachets, cartons or complete lines.
Choose what you packGo directly to filling, capping, labelling, coding, sealing, feeding, conveying, automation or support.
Choose a stageChoose what the operator can see. Each problem route explains what to check, why it happens and which production stages may be involved.
Compare technologies around the real product, pack, output and operating duty.
View 330 answersFind the cause of changing weights, volumes, levels and excessive product giveaway.
View 111 answersControl foaming, stringing, splashing, dusting, bridging and seal contamination.
View 134 answersImprove supply from tanks, hoppers, totes, feeders and bulk stores to the machine.
View 162 answersResolve loose, tilted, damaged, cross-threaded or poorly fed closures.
View 93 answersStop labels moving, creasing, bubbling, missing their target or lifting after application.
View 97 answersImprove batch, date, barcode and variable-data printing, triggering and verification.
View 155 answersTroubleshoot induction, heat, pouch, flow-wrap, foil-lid and shrink-seal defects.
View 80 answersChoose the material or pack format so the guidance reflects product behaviour, pack geometry and the equipment conditions that matter.
Water-like, oily, foaming, chemical and carbonated liquids.
View 369 answersCreams, sauces, gels, adhesives and products that drip or string.
View 300 answersFree-flowing, dusty, cohesive and aerated powders.
View 92 answersSeeds, snacks, tablets, components and fragile pieces.
View 92 answersContainer feeding, rinsing, filling, capping, labelling and sealing.
View 965 answersPremade pouches, sachets, VFFS, flow wrap and flexible packs.
View 244 answersCartoning, case sealing, print-and-apply and dispatch handling.
View 44 answersConveying, controls, accumulation, integration, acceptance and support.
View 721 answersOpen a direct answer, then work through the checks, likely causes, corrective actions and relevant Lancing machinery route.
Changing bulk density, hopper level, agitation, auger size, nozzle setup, product aeration and pack presentation are the usual causes; diagnose…
Start with the SDS, flash point, vapour behaviour, hazardous-area classification, earthing, ventilation, product-contact materials and the…
Wrinkles form when the label and surface meet at different speeds, angles or tensions, or when the product moves during application. On a round…
Start with the SDS, flash point, vapour behaviour, hazardous-area classification, earthing, ventilation, product-contact materials and the…
Start with the SDS, flash point, vapour behaviour, hazardous-area classification, earthing, ventilation, product-contact materials and the…
Start with the SDS, flash point, vapour behaviour, hazardous-area classification, earthing, ventilation, product-contact materials and the…
Start with the SDS, flash point, vapour behaviour, hazardous-area classification, earthing, ventilation, product-contact materials and the…
Set a required good-output rate, map every stage and buffer, define fault recovery and changeovers, then balance filling, closing, labelling,…
Start with the SDS, flash point, vapour behaviour, hazardous-area classification, earthing, ventilation, product-contact materials and the…
Use real production conditionsProduct, pack, operator method and accepted output all affect the right solution.Find the first loss of controlFollow the pack backwards from the visible defect.Check the complete lineUpstream and downstream conditions often create the fault.Choose your industry to see questions connected to the products, packs, risks and production duties most relevant to your operation.
Start with the result you need and the evidence from your real production duty. This makes it easier to compare suitable equipment, prove performance and avoid moving the problem to the next stage of the line.
Ask Lancing about your applicationWhat changed, when does it happen and what does an acceptable pack look like?
Product, pack, supply, machine state, speed and downstream handling.
Samples, dimensions, weights, settings, timing, video and alarm sequence.
Each answer leads to the most appropriate Lancing solution route for your application.