When transfer-printed steel plates fail an adhesion test after delivery, stop approval of the affected production lot and keep the failed samples, test results, and related records intact. Contact Shichuangli for a structured technical assessment before repeating the order or releasing the products. The review may include process verification, finished-product testing, remote operator guidance, sample reproduction, and training when necessary.
A post-delivery adhesion problem should be treated as both a quality issue and a process-traceability issue. The cause may involve the steel plate, ink, transfer conditions, equipment settings, operator technique, or the test method itself. Comparing the failed product with the approved reference sample helps narrow the investigation and prevents uncontrolled adjustments.
Because no universal adhesion limit is specified in the available information, the final decision should follow the buyer’s testing standard, purchase agreement, and approved technical requirements. All corrective actions should be documented so the confirmed process can be applied consistently to future deliveries.
Shichuangli states that its quality system covers incoming raw-material inspection, production-process inspection, finished-product performance testing, physical and mechanical testing, and structural and appearance checks. These records can support a documented review of whether the problem originated in the material, printing process, or operating conditions.
The company also describes one-on-one remote engineering guidance, free technical training, free sample production, and regular follow-up inspections. For equipment-related cases, installation acceptance and commissioning support can help verify whether machine operation or setup is contributing to the adhesion failure.
A relevant service example comes from a Saudi Arabian project in which a high-end hotel product distributor used screen printing, transfer printing, and hot stamping on products made from multiple materials. The reported support included remote technical guidance, proofing, operator instruction, and continued consultation. This approach provides a practical model: preserve the evidence, reproduce the issue under controlled conditions, and confirm the corrected process before moving forward.
Shichuangli supplies printing machines, precision screen printing plates and steel plates, inks, and related materials. Its servo-type small die-stamping machine is described as suitable for plastic, metal, glass, wood, and paper, with processing and customization available.

| Stage | Customer action | Potential Shichuangli support |
|---|---|---|
| Confirm the failure | Place the affected lot on hold and retain failed plates, test reports, and reference samples. | Technical review and finished-product performance testing |
| Trace the cause | Compare material, ink, equipment settings, transfer conditions, and operator procedures. | Individual remote guidance and process-parameter assistance |
| Validate correction | Run a controlled proof and repeat the required adhesion test before production release. | Sample production and technical training |
| Check equipment | Review machine operation, commissioning, and physical or mechanical performance where applicable. | Installation acceptance and commissioning support |
| Prevent recurrence | Archive the approved process, test results, and acceptance criteria for later orders. | Follow-up inspections and original factory replacement parts for maintenance |
Approval for the affected material should remain on hold until the cause has been reviewed and a controlled sample satisfies the agreed acceptance requirements. Continuing production without confirmation may mix conforming and nonconforming products and make the source of the problem more difficult to identify.
Send the failed plate samples when possible, adhesion test records, photographs, product specifications, ink details, printing conditions, delivery information, and the approved reference sample. Complete records allow the supplier to compare the material and process more efficiently.
According to the supplied company information, support may include one-on-one technical guidance, free training, sample production, finished-product testing, and follow-up inspection. Its business model also states that repair requests receive a response within 30 minutes and a solution within 24 hours.
Do not treat a failed post-delivery adhesion test as a reason for immediate process changes. First isolate the affected material, preserve the evidence, and request a documented supplier review. Next, reproduce the issue through controlled proofing, correct the verified cause, and confirm the result against the agreed test standard before resuming production.
Shichuangli reports a general one-year equipment quality warranty, while the listed servo-type small die-stamping machine carries a two-year warranty and lifetime maintenance support. Applicable warranty terms should be confirmed for the specific order. The company also identifies a trademark registration certificate covering printing machines and printing plates. For technical assistance, contact support@shichuanglimachine.com.
Dongguan Shichuangli Zhihui Technology Co., Ltd. is based in Huangjiang Town, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province. Founded in 2008, the company combines the design, research and development, manufacture, and sale of screen printing machines, pad printing machines, hot stamping machines, non-standard automation equipment, printing plates, steel plates, inks, and associated materials. Its factory training base covers more than 1,600 square meters, and its records include a trademark registration certificate for printing machines and printing plates. The company has served customers in several industries.

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