Step 01 / Load Definition

Start with the film roll, not the machine name

The supplied materials identify project reference 26CK022 and a stated 1.2-tonne, 1-metre configuration. The photos and video show the finished machine, but they do not provide customer, location, acceptance or performance claims. Before requesting a price, prepare roll weight, diameter, width, core details, orientation and centre of gravity.

The referenced CTD1000-M700 standard page lists 1,000 kg capacity, 841 mm maximum plate lift, 500 mm barycentre, maximum roll diameter 1,000 mm, maximum roll width 1,500 mm and 285 kg weight. These figures are for initial comparison. The final project quotation and drawing must confirm the shipped configuration.

Load interface view

Step 02 / Route Review

Measure the complete machine-and-load envelope

Measure the narrowest aisle, tightest turn, door opening, threshold and placement point. Include the roll because it projects beyond the machine and affects visibility and turning clearance. The standard description highlights low-noise indoor handling and a compact frame, but actual route suitability depends on site conditions.

Step 03 / Inquiry Checklist

Give the supplier the information needed for a useful quotation

Include roll weight, diameter, width, core size, centre of gravity, required lift height, pickup method, route dimensions, floor condition, operating frequency, indoor or outdoor use, battery preference and photographs or drawings of the load. Ask for the attachment drawing, allowable load direction, anti-roll method and final acceptance procedure.

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