Hang tags: manual stringing VS fully automatic mechanical stringing
1. Efficient production capacity
Hand-threaded rope
Skilled workers work at 500-700 sheets per hour, which causes fatigue and large fluctuations in output; Large orders are rushed and delays are common, so multiple people working simultaneously can increase output.
Fully automatic mechanical rope threading
4,000-7,000 sheets per hour, continuous continuous production; One machine can replace 4-8 workers, suitable for large orders, supports single and double corn tag processing.
2. Finished product quality
Hand-threaded rope
Rope lengths vary, knots vary in tightness; Easily missed or misled, tag surfaces are prone to scratches, defective products are common, and appearance is uneven.
Fully automatic mechanical rope threading
Rope length and knotting tightness are standardized and unified, with precise positioning; Rope ends are neatly cut, with minimal scratches, resulting in high product consistency and meeting the brand's high shipping standards.
3. Costs and losses
Hand-threaded rope
High labor costs and difficulty in recruiting workers; Ropes are cut by touch, resulting in significant material waste; Manual counting is prone to errors.
Fully automatic mechanical rope threading
Equipment is invested in the early stages, and only one person is needed to oversee loading and receiving materials later; Rope material is cut to a fixed length to reduce material waste; Built-in automatic counting for easy order quantity control.
4. Applicable orders
Hand-threaded rope
Suitable for small batches, sample making, and special-shaped hangtags, flexible model changes with no machine adjustment time.
Fully automatic mechanical rope threading
Medium to large batch conventional hangtags can be replaced with simple machine adjustments; Irregular and very niche hangtags are not advantageous.
5. Labor intensity
Hand-threaded rope
Repeated threading and knotting lead to finger and wrist strain, resulting in a high turnover rate.
Fully automatic mechanical rope threading
The machine completes threading and tying knots, and workers are only responsible for replenishing materials and harvesting finished products, resulting in low labor intensity.
