Shaoxing Hedeng Machinery Co., Ltd.

The product centre has four categories with one page in each. The company introduction calls three of them its main series: tensionless rolling machines, inspection machines and automatic fabric packaging machines using PE film. Conveying and heat-shrink equipment are listed as further categories. The table sums up each page and the figures a quote should add. Hedeng's own entry for the tensionless inspection and rolling series has a fuller buying guide. [1] [2]

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• Hedeng's article advises running the packer slightly faster than the rolling output; otherwise rolls queue up or the line has to stop.
• Film choice for PE packing follows roll diameter, so settle the roll size first.

In October 2026 Hedeng posted an article on its site about joining fabric packing to inspection in a finishing plant. It sets out the order below and the points where one unit hands over to the next. Those hand-overs are why a single line price is too vague to compare. [3] [2]

1. Inspection and rolling where cloth leaves the line

   The tensionless machine stands at the exit of finishing. The hardness and diameter of the rolls it makes decide whether the film packer can take them without a second film width.

2. Conveying to the packing station

   Conveyors carry rolls from the winder to the packer. Their length, turns and any change of floor level come from your building, so this unit needs your plan before it can be priced.

3. Film packing

   The article covers wrapping and sealing in film and mentions weighing and labelling in some line set-ups. The packaging product page names neither, so ask whether your quote includes them.

4. Heat-shrink where needed

   This stage gives a tight, shaped outer film. Ask for the tunnel to be sized to your biggest roll rather than to general cartons.

This is the one Hedeng machine with its own equipment entry on the site. It is built to check and wind cloth with minimal pull, so that stretch fabrics, knits and light goods keep their width on the way to packing. Hedeng says it handles cotton, linen, silk and wool of different thicknesses. Bring your most delicate qualities to a trial with your own fabric to see how it copes with them.

The same page states that yarn count and evenness are measured automatically and checked against a standard. It gives no data, sensor description or model behind this. If your plant needs any automatic measurement, ask Hedeng to demonstrate it and to describe in writing what it measures and how.

According to Hedeng's October 2026 article, fault judgement on machines of this kind is usually still done by eye: the machine counts length and the inspector marks defects. Plan inspection staff on that basis unless Hedeng offers something else in writing. [2] [3]

None of the product pages gives a model code, numerical data, a control system, an electrical supply or a price basis. The cases section was empty at the time of access. The video section holds five clips, each titled as an automatic fabric packaging line, with no customer, location or configuration named. The honours section shows two images and does not name the certificates.

The introduction says Hedeng's technical centre holds invention and utility-model patents certified in Zhejiang but lists no numbers. Ask for them and look them up; the site's notes on Chinese patent records show how to look up each number and its scope. Hedeng also says it follows the packaging-machine manufacturing philosophy of Taiwan Hualian. Read that as a statement of approach, and ask directly if a licence or shared design matters to you. A figure of 700 appears on the introduction page without a unit; ask Hedeng what it refers to.

The contact page lists a named person and a mobile number, while its email field was marked as being updated. First contact is likely to be by phone or messaging, so agree an email or other written channel for drawings and offers early on. [1] [4]

Hedeng's business registration describes an existing limited liability company invested and controlled by natural persons. It was established on 17 July 2018 with registered capital of RMB 1 million. The company is classed as a micro enterprise, and its 2025 annual report shows 5 insured employees. Both the registered and annual-report addresses are in Hengshan Village, Yangxunqiao Subdistrict, Keqiao District, the same district as the contact page. The latest approval date on the record is 21 October 2025.

Its registered industry is special-purpose equipment for textile, apparel and leather processing. The business scope covers making, processing, selling, installing and repairing textile and dyeing machinery, parts and fabric packing machines, with related technical services, trade in electromechanical equipment, hardware and industrial lubricants, and import and export of goods. Installation and repair are within the licensed scope; factory capacity, staff skills and export history are outside what a registration shows. Ask Hedeng for documents on those three points; the checklist for when you read a manufacturer profile suggests which ones carry weight.

With a team this size, commissioning, spare parts and warranty response rest on a few people. Ask who would travel to install the line, how long a typical visit lasts and which wear parts Hedeng keeps in stock. [5] [1]

Hedeng publishes no numbers, so the specification takes shape during the enquiry. Working through these steps keeps each machine traceable from offer to handover. Machines for other stages of the mill are grouped under dyeing and finishing. [2] [4] [5]

1. Describe the job first

   Send fabric types, widths, roll weight and diameter, rolls per shift, the packing format you want and a plan of the building.

2. Get one offer per unit

   Ask for a model or drawing reference, main data, electrical supply and price for each of inspection and rolling, conveying, packing and heat-shrink.

3. Test on your cloth

   Send the most tension-sensitive fabric and the largest rolls you make; record width change, roll shape and how the packed roll looks.

4. Fix acceptance in the contract

   Write in the factory acceptance test, site commissioning, warranty period, spare parts list and response time.

Equipment & specifications

Published model or series information. Open the equipment record for its full scope and configuration notes.

Equipment series

Tensionless inspection and rolling series

Hedeng's tensionless series inspects fabric and winds it into rolls with as little pull as possible, for textile and garment work. The maker publishes a description and three photographs with inclined viewing tables and rollers, but no model code, working width, speed or power figure. To get a quote, send a fabric sample with its width and weight, the defects you inspect for, your target roll size and your floor layout.

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