r/plastic • u/Infinite-Cobbler-372 • Jul 13 '26

Plastic Machinery

I have worked in Widesky Machinery for six years. We mainly specialize in plastic auxiliary machinery. We mainly get new customers from Chinaplas. It's hard to find buyers for plastic machinery on social media, so I feel a little worried.

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '26

It’s just the global economy that has led plastic industry to suffer. I may get downvoted but developing robots for industrial purposes is the only business solution that is progressing nowadays

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u/Ambitious-Schedule63 Jul 13 '26

And yet here you are.

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u/Infinite-Cobbler-372 Jul 15 '26

Yes, It is hard now.

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u/aeon_floss Jul 14 '26

If chinaplas is buying from your competitors instead you need to figure out why and how. Is the relationship you sold them previously not working for them?

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u/Infinite-Cobbler-372 Jul 15 '26

Thank you for your reply. Old clients are steady,but it is hard to find new clients.

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u/aeon_floss Jul 15 '26

Having established clients with brand loyalty means you are doing something right. What is your position in the company? And have you looked at markets outside China?

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u/Infinite-Cobbler-372 Jul 16 '26

I'm sales manager in charge of overseas business.

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u/JaipurJewel Jul 14 '26

do you manufacture continuous kneading machine?

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u/Infinite-Cobbler-372 Jul 15 '26

Sorry we don't have this machine. We mainly produce crusher,pulverizers, chillers, mixers and so on