Customer Records
Public visit records,not invented project outcomes
The official site publishes six customer-visit image sets. They support that visits and equipment discussions took place, but do not disclose customer names, contracts, installed configurations, acceptance or production results.

Published Gallery
Six customer-visit image sets on the official site
Records follow the source-site order. No country, identity or purchase relationship is inferred from appearance.






Evidence Check
How far these six records can support a claim
For industrial equipment, “a customer visited” and “a machine was accepted and runs in production” are different statements.
| Field | Public status | Supported conclusion |
|---|---|---|
| Visit images | Published | Visits and on-site discussions are documented |
| Customer company and country | Not disclosed | Do not infer from appearance, language or landing pages |
| Machine and configuration | Not disclosed | A photo does not confirm a sale or installed model |
| Delivery and acceptance | Not disclosed | Cannot describe these as completed projects |
| Throughput, quality and uptime | Not disclosed | No operating or return-on-investment conclusion |
| Customer publication permission | Not disclosed | Obtain permission before naming a customer |
Case Standard
A complete case needs at least six evidence groups
Once collected, cases can be searched by market, industry, media, machine and production objective.
- 01Customer permission
Define what company name, logo, images and data may be published.
- 02Project background
Country, industry, existing equipment and the problem to solve.
- 03Media and machine
Actual media, width, heads, inks, RIP and auxiliary configuration.
- 04Delivery timeline
Sample, order, installation, training and acceptance dates.
- 05Acceptance data
Quality mode, speed, yield, waste and stable running time.
- 06Ongoing result
Repeat purchase, maintenance, failures and approved customer comment.
Plan a Factory Visit
Bring the media, not just a list of questions
Share the media and production target before visiting so the meeting can become a documented technical test.
