Case Study: How One Machine Doubled the Capacity of an Indonesian Injection Molding Plant

Since entering its global empowerment phase, Zhuonuo, leveraging its Winneo brand, has gained in-depth insights into the core pain points of diverse industries, including food, toys, and pharmaceuticals. We precisely tailor efficient, stable, and compliant one-stop solutions, helping global customers improve production efficiency, ensure consistent quality, and gain a stronger competitive advantage in their respective markets.

A few months ago, an Indonesian customer first contacted the Winneo team via an online inquiry. During our in-depth conversation, we learned that the customer had previously purchased a small pad printer, but its printing speed was insufficient to meet the needs of their current orders. Therefore, they needed a new machine that could help them upgrade their production capacity. We demonstrated the Single Color Open Tray Pad Printing Machine (WP-1P125), demonstrating its high precision and stability even in continuous operation, perfectly matching their production schedule. After sending samples for trial, the customer immediately recognized Winneo's equipment performance and professional technical support, and ultimately placed an order.

The new equipment quickly crossed the ocean and arrived at workshop in Jakarta. Although Winneo's engineers couldn't be on-site, Engineer Li and his technical team provided online guidance to the injection molding technicians using high-definition instructional videos and remote collaboration tools, quickly completing installation and commissioning.

After pressing the start button, the machine began to operate smoothly. Products, precisely positioned, quickly passed through the printing station, each one imprinted with a clear pattern. The number on the counter climbed rapidly, and output more than doubled that of the old machine. Seeing each piece printed perfectly and neatly, Agus finally smiled—speed, his core pain point, had been perfectly solved by Winneo's new machine!

However, production wasn't all smooth sailing. A few days later, a factory technician anxiously demonstrated the problem on a video: "Engineer Li, look at these curved cans. The patterns on the edges keep getting incomplete, and a lot of them are scrapped!"