Which finished-panel details should I define first?
Specify the intended panel use, length, width, thickness, edge profile and surface finish. Indicate whether the product requires a facing, reinforcement or another construction system. Drawings and finished-product references are useful when available. HENGDE uses this information to identify the panel construction and the equipment interfaces requiring engineering review. Different panel types should not be treated as one process.
How does panel construction affect tooling and handling?
Panel geometry, facing and reinforcement influence mould preparation, cutting, slotting and finished-product handling. HENGDE reviews these operations as connected equipment choices, including how panels are released, gripped and transferred at the relevant production stage. Capacity and layout planning connects the selected handling arrangement with factory material flow. The final equipment choices depend on the confirmed product requirements.
Capacity and layout planning What should I provide for a suitable wall-panel proposal?
Share your finished-panel drawings or specifications, intended raw materials, available test information, target daily design output and known factory constraints. Include your expectations for equipment supply, tooling and customer-prepared works. HENGDE can review the material inputs through raw-material assessment. Use the project enquiry page to discuss a configuration-matched equipment scope and identify any information still needed.
raw-material assessment project enquiry page