In recent years, enterprises have encountered unprecedented market and industry changes. The demand in the market is expanding, and the quality requirements are higher. The quality of products processed by ordinary production lines cannot keep up with market demand.
In order to increase both production and quality, equipment must be upgraded.
At the same time, changes in the industry have led to an escalation of competition, gradually shifting from disorderly competition to orderly competition, and from single competition to cooperative competition. New competition also requires new levels of equipment as a means of competition. During the period of using ordinary production lines, large, small and medium-sized enterprises, each with their own cardboard boxes, engaged in a melee in the market.
After entering the high-end production line, we not only process cardboard boxes to directly supply users, but also process cardboard to supply small factories, which process cardboard boxes and then supply them to users. This is a change in the industry, and enterprises only have a competitive advantage when they enter the high-end line.