Define the performance envelope
Review minimum breaking load, elongation at break, retained tension where relevant, splitting or tear requirements, and joint performance. State the test method and conditions so results are comparable.
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Technical Performance
Will the proposed strap meet the demands of our load?
A material name or a breaking-strength figure is only a starting point. Define the complete load, contact surfaces, handling sequence and joining method before approving a PET grade. Newton's Eco, Plus, Ultra and Ultra Max families provide different starting points for that discussion; suitability is established for the proposed specification and application.
Connect material to process
Newton integrates Reimotec production technology. Extrusion, drawing, stabilization and winding provide manufacturing context; equipment capabilities alone do not establish the properties of an ordered grade.
Approve the complete package
Consider corners, protective interfaces, load movement, storage and transport. Agree package-trial criteria alongside strap tests, especially where failure could create a handling risk.
A02
Equipment Compatibility
Will it feed, tension and join on our existing equipment?
Newton PET strapping is designed for virtually all common PET-compatible equipment, including hand tools, battery-powered tools, semi-automatic machines and fully automatic lines. The selected grade still needs to match the machine's documented operating range and be checked on the actual setup.
Check the physical interface
Confirm width, thickness and tolerances, surface, camber, winding, core interface and coil dimensions. A strap that meets a breaking-load requirement may still feed poorly if its format does not fit the line.
Review the joining process
Share the machine or tool make and model, joining method, tension range and relevant settings. Follow the equipment manufacturer's instructions and record the setup used during the trial.
Validate the operating cycle
Check feeding, tracking, tensioning, joint formation and package condition during representative operation. Equipment limited to PP or steel needs separate manufacturer confirmation before a material change.
A03
Quality Consistency
Will the next batch behave like the batch we approved?
Consistency begins with an agreed reference. Connect the approved specification and sample decision to dimensional checks, mechanical testing, coil inspection and batch identity. This gives purchasing, production and quality teams a common basis for reviewing repeat supply.
Measure the variables that matter
Review width, thickness, tolerances, measured grams per meter, breaking load, elongation, camber, meters per coil, colour and surface against the ordered grade. Define acceptance limits rather than treating nominal dimensions as limits.
Connect checks to records
The production overview assigns checks to operators, quality testing and release teams. Agree which inspection records and documents accompany the order and how batch labels connect to them.
Keep changes visible
Confirm the specification revision for repeat orders and agree communication for changes that affect the approved product or process. Review a changed grade or setup before treating it as equivalent.
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