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GL-210QTL 
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GL-160MM-LS 
GL-160MM-1JT 
GL-160MM-4JT 
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Guoling at the 2025 China International Sewing Machinery Show
24–27 September 2025, Shanghai New International Expo Centre. Guoling showed its sewing equipment and automation solutions.
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Choosing a Sewing Machine for Slings and FIBC: Questions to Ask First
Sling quality decides safety and reputation. Before choosing a machine, work out monthly output, capacity range, webbing size and how much automation you need.
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GL-WX-300: The Full Sewing Process for Ultra-Wide Flat Slings
From material preparation to the final stitch, see how the GL-WX-300 sews ultra-wide flat slings.
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Compact Strap Winder: Small Footprint, for Semi-Finished and Finished Straps
A 750W energy-saving motor with speed adjustable up to 2,000 rpm, for semi-finished flat straps and finished goods such as ratchet straps and slings.
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Introducing the GL-G3020 Rotary Hook Industrial Sewing Machine
A heavy-fabric pattern sewer for 1–6 tonne sling ends, tie-downs, ratchet straps and tow straps.
Read MoreGuoling Publishes Its 2026 Product Catalogue
The new catalogue organizes the range into four systems (sewing, cutting, sorting, and coiling and packing), with a quick reference by model.
Read MoreTest First, Decide Later: Why We Start With Your Product
You do not need to choose a machine first. Send us product photos, material specifications and your target process, and we confirm the process route before matching equipment.
Read MoreIs the Machine Worth It? Four Numbers to Work Out
Labour, changeover and downtime, rework and material loss, and effective output. No preset payback promise: the estimate uses your real production data.
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Why Labour Stays High After You Automate Cutting
The cut itself is rarely the problem. The question is whether catching, sorting and pushing after the cut are connected.
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Hot, Cold or Laser? Choosing a Cut by Product Structure
Straight, angled, tubular, contoured or perforated: different products need different cuts. Matching process to structure reduces secondary trimming.
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Inside Guoling: New Images of Our Plant and Assembly Floor
A dedicated plant and office building, equipped with CNC machining centres, CNC punching, lathes, milling and welding, combining R&D, design, production and sales.
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