
Zhixin Paper started with one person and no factory, learning customer requirements directly through the market before building manufacturing capability.

Established June 1, 2006
Zhixin Paper began on June 1, 2006 with one person and a trading business. A first 600 mm slitter in a 200㎡ workshop in November 2009 marked the move into manufacturing; today we connect thermal rolls, labels, NCR forms, and export support for repeat supply.
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Zhixin Paper grew by listening to buyers first, then building the equipment, processes, and team needed to deliver consistently. Every quotation connects the paper grade with the printer, application, packing plan, destination, and repeat-order expectations.
The story starts on June 1, 2006 with one person and no factory. After the first 600 mm slitter arrived in November 2009, Zhixin added slitting, winding, NCR printing, labels, packing, and factory investment in stages.
Today, buyers can review thermal rolls, labels, NCR forms, and export documentation through one inquiry route. We keep the specification visible so long-term cooperation gets easier with every order.
Company Culture
For global customers, our working culture centers on clear communication, consistent quality, reliable delivery, and long-term partnership.

Responsible pricing and transparent project communication.
Shared standards and attention to the details that affect use.
Clear milestones and dependable follow-through for each order.
Continuous improvement built around repeat cooperation.

Our approach
Our manufacturing path was built in stages, from the first slitter to thermal rolls, NCR printing, labels, and export service. We connect material, size, core, winding, printing, packing, destination, and documents before the order enters production.
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A procurement partner should make the next decision clearer, from first specification to repeat shipment.
Review roll, label, printing, packing, and factory requirements together before a bulk program.
Dimensions, cores, winding, artwork, carton marks, and inspection points are recorded as part of the order.
Product fit, document needs, production plans, and delivery expectations are reviewed against the actual project.
Approved specifications and packing references make the next order easier to quote and check.
Customer requirements have shaped the move from trading to converting, labels, print, and export service.
Destination, application, shipping terms, and documentation are considered as part of qualification.
History
The development record explains how each capability was added and what it changed for buyers.

Zhixin Paper started with one person and no factory, learning customer requirements directly through the market before building manufacturing capability.

In a 200㎡ workshop, the first 600 mm thermal paper slitting machine marked the practical transition from trade to production.

The first NCR computer paper line was installed, the workshop grew from 400㎡ to 800㎡, and the operation reached four thermal slitters and two NCR lines.

Zhixin moved into a 1,800㎡ facility, installed four-color full-rotary NCR printing, expanded to six thermal lines, and began thermal label production.

An independent factory, automatic thermal-roll packing, equipment upgrades, and improved safety standards strengthened the supply base for larger projects.

The team rebuilt export knowledge and customer communication from the ground up, creating the service route used for international cooperation today.

Zhixin combines a real factory operation, mature production capability, and international communication to support stable long-term supply for global customers.
Production Capacity
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Roll slitting, winding, core selection, and finished-roll packing for printer and POS applications.

Label formats can be reviewed alongside material, adhesive, liner, artwork, and barcode requirements.

The company's development includes NCR lines and four-color full-rotary NCR printing capability.

Carton marks, pallet plans, destination, and shipping terms are clarified before the quote is finalized.
Process stories
The same review continues from material selection through export documentation and repeat-order control.

Match grade, size, core, winding, and packing to the printer or application before production.
Start with a specification
Keep product, sample, freight, destination, and document questions connected in one project record.
Start with a specificationOur Team
Meet the functions behind a reviewed project, from production coordination to export service.

Specification, capacity, and packing checks are aligned before a quotation is released.
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Inspection points and requested documents are matched to the paper grade and destination.
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Product, sample, freight, and document questions stay connected through the inquiry route.
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Artwork, barcode, adhesive, liner, and label format checks stay visible before approval.
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Carton marks, pallet plans, destination, and requested files are checked with the order.
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One contact route keeps product fit, samples, freight, and follow-up questions together.
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Review capability, quality evidence, and product routes before sending a specification.
Converting, printing, packing, and factory context.
Review routeInspection and document route for your project.
Review routeShare size, core, material, application, and destination.
Review route
Product and capability guide
Use the inquiry route to request product, material, packing, and compliance information for your project.
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Specification-led inquiry
Tell us what you need to source. The existing quote workflow captures product, volume, destination, documents, and delivery context for a proper review.
Next step
Share the roll or label requirements, then let the team confirm fit, documents, samples, and shipping terms.