Raw Material Compatibility:
Confirm whether the equipment supports different production processes such as soap base, cold-process soap, and hot-process soap. This avoids production failures caused by mismatches between raw materials and the equipment.
Material Safety:
Core contact components (such as mixing buckets, molds, and conveying pipes) must be made of 304 stainless steel or food-grade materials. This ensures that soap production meets hygiene standards and prevents heavy metal contamination.
After-Sales Service:
Choose manufacturers that provide on-site installation, operation training, and a 1-2 year warranty. At the same time, confirm the supply cycle of vulnerable parts (such as cutting blades and sealing strips) to avoid production disruptions due to equipment downtime.
Customization Capability:
If you plan to produce special soaps (e.g., soaps with patterns, layers, or embedded particles), confirm whether the manufacturer supports mold customization and production process adjustments to meet the needs of differentiated products.