Contact

Contact the sales team

Speak to the team about machinery for filling, capping, labelling, coding, handling or end-of-line packaging.

Send an enquiry

Request machinery advice or a sales visit

Send your machinery enquiry directly to the sales team. You can also email sales@lancinguk.com or call 01494 623 015.

1. Share the requirement

Send the product, pack format and the packaging task you want to automate.

2. Review the options

The machinery can be matched to your container, closure, label and target output.

3. Arrange a visit

A sales visit can be arranged where on-site discussion is the best next step.

Prepare the enquiry

Send enough evidence for a focused machinery review.

Use the packaging line project brief to describe the product, pack, current process, required result and site constraints. The quotation guide helps separate included automation, format parts, controls, testing, installation and spares.

For a connected project, attach the layout and interface information described in the line integration guide. Browse the technical resource centre for cleaning, maintenance, controls, acceptance and specialist labelling topics.

Useful attachments

  • Product and packaging photographs
  • Representative samples where practical
  • Container, closure, label or case drawings
  • Current process video or layout
  • Target operating pattern and quality checks
  • Site dimensions and existing machinery

Ask for a defined next step in the machinery project

State the production stage, product and packaging range, then describe the decision you need help with. An enquiry for a shortlist, an interface review and a firm quotation may need different levels of information; identify which stage you have reached.

Attach the available drawings and sample references, and mark estimates clearly. Ask what evidence is needed to move the project to the next stage and which assumptions should remain open until then.

Project boundary
Identify existing equipment and any other suppliers involved.
Decision request
Say whether the next step is comparison, testing, layout review or quotation.

Can an early enquiry include undecided formats?

Yes, list them separately from confirmed formats and explain why they are being considered. Ask how those open choices affect the equipment discussion and the evidence needed next.