Current condition
Identify the pack format, receiving surface, intended label and required position for the current setup. Record how the pack is supported and presented at the application point, including whether it stops or moves.

Define pack surfaces, label sizes and positions for tamp label applicators, with agreed changeover, cleaning and first-pack checks.
List each pack and label combination, the receiving top or side surface and required label position. Record whether the pack stops or moves at application, then agree the setup, cleaning-access and first-pack checks for each change.
For routine production using tamp-applied top and side labels, describe the realistic range and how changes in container, bag or pack range affect the result you need.
Plan tamp label applicators around your product, pack range, target output, cleaning needs and finished-pack checks. Discuss a practical line concept with Lancing using representative samples. Use this guide to resolve container, bag or pack range before it limits the final system.
Discuss your application

Identify the pack format, receiving surface, intended label and required position for the current setup. Record how the pack is supported and presented at the application point, including whether it stops or moves.
Include the normal pack formats, receiving-surface variation, label sizes and positions used in production. Mark difficult combinations and any proposed presentation not covered by the trial.
For each format transition, record which support, presentation or application settings need review and which first-pack checks establish the required label result. Leave any proposed function or change that has not been confirmed clearly identified.
Keep each receiving surface and pack sample identifiable. Record the observed label position and condition for the proposed contact arrangement, tied to the actual sample and setup.
Pair each pack format with its intended label and position. Record support and transfer at the application point, including whether the pack stops or moves, so format changes have a defined operating context.
Provide the intended label sizes and agree the required position and checking method. If printing is requested, keep the printed-information requirement separate from the physical application result.
Describe batch sizes, run order and the frequency of pack or label changes. Include replenishment, checks, changeovers and stops when recording acceptable labelled-pack output over an agreed period.
Describe the cleaning-access tasks, settings or parts changed and the first-pack checks for each transition. Follow the agreed operating and isolation instructions and keep hygiene and regulatory validation separate.
Agree the label-presence checks and treatment of a missing label or incorrectly presented pack. Record who holds, checks or releases affected packs and the proposed restart checks; do not assume an automatic reject function.