--- title: "TR 1080 Stripping Machine Price: What USD 20,000–22,000 Includes" date: 2026-10-04T04:34:00Z modified: 2026-10-26T08:40:13Z permalink: "https://www.qdblanking.com/blog/tr-1080-stripping-machine-price/" type: post status: publish excerpt: "" wpid: 471 categories: - Blog featured_image: "https://www.qdblanking.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/cover-1.webp" featured_image_alt: "Dark gray industrial stripping machine with a control panel, conveyor belt, and a red logo, shown against a gray background with overlaid white text reading TR 1080 Price: What the Quote Includes and a USD 20,000-22,000 planning reference badge." timestamp: 2026-10-26T08:40:13Z tags: - Blog --- ![Dark gray industrial stripping machine with a control panel, conveyor belt, and a red logo, shown against a gray background with overlaid white text reading TR 1080 Price: What the Quote Includes and a USD 20,000-22,000 planning reference badge.](https://www.qdblanking.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/cover-1.webp) Quick answer: The approved export reference for the TR 1080 is USD 20,000–22,000, and it refers to the HTQF-1080TR. Treat it as a planning range, not a binding offer: the public price does not itemize every accessory or service. The final quotation depends on the machine configuration and destination, plus the agreed freight, installation, taxes, and service scope. QIANDING publishes the model’s core configuration and can prepare a clearer, application-specific quotation once your sheet, die layout, and delivery requirements are confirmed. If you are budgeting for a production machine, the useful question is not only “What is the price?” It is also “Which machine configuration and commercial scope does that number cover?” This model-specific guide explains what QIANDING publishes, what the reference range does and does not establish, and what to ask suppliers to put in writing. ## TR 1080 reference price for export orders ![Diagram titled What Sits Inside and Outside the Machine Price showing a central HTQF-1080TR machine linked by dashed arrows to tooling, robotic scope, packing and freight, and installation and service.](https://www.qdblanking.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/01-visual-1.webp) QIANDING’s approved export reference for the TR 1080 is **approximately USD 20,000–22,000**. The company identifies the model as **HTQF-1080TR** on its current [product page](https://www.qdblanking.com/product/htqf-1080tr-automatic-stripping-machine/). Use the range to begin an export budget, then request a current quotation for the exact build and destination. When you compare a **TR 1080 stripping machine price** with another offer, make sure both prices refer to the same machine configuration and delivery scope. The figure is a reference, not a binding quotation or a guaranteed delivered price. It does not, by itself, say whether a particular order includes tooling, export packing, freight, insurance, installation, engineer travel, import duties, local taxes, or spare parts. Those items must be confirmed in the written offer. Do not interpret an item missing from a web page as either included or excluded. The [general automatic cardboard waste stripping machine price guide](https://www.qdblanking.com/wp-content/uploads/wp-mfa-exports/post/automatic-cardboard-waste-stripping-machine-price.md) compares broad machine categories and common quote variables. This page answers a narrower question: how to evaluate the HTQF-1080TR reference range and compare its configured quotation with another model-specific offer. ## Which standard components are included in the machine price? ![Slide titled 'Product Description vs Purchase Scope' comparing two blue and teal panels: 'Product Page Describes' with machine identity and rotary system, and 'Quote Must Confirm' with tooling, packing, and site service.](https://www.qdblanking.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/02-visual-1.webp) The public product page describes machine features; it does not provide a commercial packing list that ties every feature, tool, accessory, or spare part to the USD 20,000–22,000 reference. A buyer can use the page to identify the model and discuss its published configuration, but the purchase quotation should define the ordered scope. The page identifies an HTQF-1080TR with a rotary mold that rotates through 180°, servo and ball-screw positioning, quick-change stripping rods, and electrical components from Schneider, Siemens, and Panasonic. Published model data also lists a maximum paper size of 1,080 × 780 mm, a stripping speed of 15–22 cycles per minute, maximum working pressure of 70 bar, and maximum paper pile height of 100 mm. Confirm the offered build against the current [HTQF-1080TR product details](https://www.qdblanking.com/product/htqf-1080tr-automatic-stripping-machine/) and ask QIANDING how each value applies to your job before ordering. Ask the supplier to separate these two questions in the quote: - **What is the machine configuration?** Identify the exact model and confirm which listed features and controls are fitted to this unit. - **What is supplied with it?** Itemize tooling, stripping rods, electrical documents, manuals, spare parts, packaging, and any other deliverables. Mark each as included, optional, excluded, or not quoted. This distinction matters because a model description is not a packing list. In particular, the product page does not establish that dies for your jobs or a starter spare-parts kit are included in the reference price. ## Which options and services can change the final quotation? ![Diagram titled From Factory Price to Operational Machine showing a machine moving from Factory through Configuration, Export + Freight, Delivery, and Install + Train to Buyer Site, with the note Simplified illustration, Not to scale.](https://www.qdblanking.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/03-visual-1.webp) The **TR 1080 stripping machine price** can change with the configuration and the commercial scope attached to the machine. Before comparing totals, ask for a line-by-line quotation that shows which of the following apply to your order: | Quote item | What to confirm | | --- | --- | | Machine model and configuration | HTQF-1080TR, included functions, control components, and any requested options | | Robotic arm | Whether the offered build includes the required arm configuration; confirm it before production | | Dies and tooling | Number and type of tooling sets, whether your layouts are covered, and the price for additional sets | | Export packing | Packing method, dimensions or shipment details if available, and whether packing is in the quoted amount | | Freight and insurance | Route, transport mode, insurance responsibility, and the applicable delivery term (Incoterms) | | Installation and commissioning | Whether remote guidance or on-site work is included, optional, or excluded | | Engineer travel | Whether travel, lodging, local transport, and related expenses are included or billed separately | | Duties and taxes | Which export, import, customs, and local charges are outside the supplier’s price and who pays them | | Warranty, spares, and service | Warranty scope and period, supplied spares, response method, and any paid service arrangements | | Delivery and price validity | Production lead time, shipment timing, payment schedule, currency, and quote expiry date | The current reference does not publish a fixed surcharge for any option above. A supplier should price the requested scope in the quotation instead of leaving the buyer to infer it from a model page. Installation, destination, freight, taxes, configuration, and service requirements are among the stated factors that can change the final amount. ## Shipping, installation, engineer travel, taxes, and spare-parts costs The machine reference and the cost of receiving an operational machine at your plant are different budget lines. Ask the supplier to state the shipment basis and delivery term, then check who arranges and pays for each leg. The term should make clear where the seller’s responsibility ends and yours begins; “shipping included” without a named destination and term is difficult to compare. These scope differences can change the final **TR 1080 stripping machine price**, so compare totals only after the delivery basis is clear. Request separate answers for freight, cargo insurance, export packing, customs documentation, import duty, VAT or other local taxes, and destination handling. These amounts depend on the route and destination rules. This article does not estimate them because the destination and shipping plan are not specified. Installation and commissioning should also be explicit. Ask whether the quote covers remote setup support, on-site installation, operator instruction, and an acceptance check at your factory. If an engineer must travel, confirm who pays for the visit, lodging, local transport, and time on site. Do not assume that service is included simply because a supplier offers it. Ask for the warranty terms and spare-parts scope in writing. Identify any initial spare parts included in delivery, the price and lead time for additional parts, and how technical support is handled after installation. These questions help purchasing compare support responsibilities alongside the machine price. ## Why the robotic arm configuration must be confirmed before production The robotic arm is a production decision. QIANDING’s supplied product information says this configuration is set at the factory and cannot be added later, so confirm the required setup before the machine enters production. A late decision could mean that the delivered machine does not match the process you intended to automate. That does not establish whether the robotic arm is included in every HTQF-1080TR offer or in the USD 20,000–22,000 reference. Ask QIANDING to confirm the arm configuration for your order, show it in the quotation, and identify any price difference. If the quotation lists the model without describing the arm, get the point resolved before approving production. Send your die-cut layout and sample-sheet details so the supplier can assess the intended setup. Confirm product dimensions, sheet size, material, pile conditions, and the required stripping sequence with the technical team. No single model description can confirm that every layout will run as expected. ## How to compare quotations from different suppliers Compare like with like. A lower headline price may cover a different machine configuration or leave more costs to the buyer. The two competitor pages reviewed for this article illustrate why a model-specific breakdown is useful: Chaoyi’s HW-1080 page requests negotiation, while Koten’s paper-cup stripping-machine page does not publish a comparable model-level price and scope. These observations apply to those pages only; they do not establish the competitors’ full quotation terms. For a broader overview of general price-search confusion and quote factors, see the [automatic cardboard waste stripping machine price guide](https://www.qdblanking.com/wp-content/uploads/wp-mfa-exports/post/automatic-cardboard-waste-stripping-machine-price.md). Use a simple scope matrix before deciding: | Comparison point | Supplier A | Supplier B | | --- | --- | --- | | Exact model and configuration | | | | Robotic arm configuration confirmed before production | | | | Tooling and number of die layouts covered | | | | Export packing and shipment term | | | | Freight, insurance, customs, and taxes | | | | Installation, commissioning, training, and engineer travel | | | | Warranty, spare parts, and technical support | | | | Delivery timing, payment schedule, and quote validity | | | | Total price for the same destination and scope | | | For every row, record **Included**, **Optional**, **Excluded**, or **Not stated**. Ask suppliers to resolve “Not stated” before you compare totals. Use the same destination, currency, delivery term, tooling requirements, service expectations, and installation assumptions for both offers. This makes the **HTQF-1080TR machine cost** easier to assess against a competing quote without assuming that differently scoped offers are equivalent. ## What buyers should send to receive an accurate quote ![Six numbered cards listing details buyers should send for an accurate quote: product and purpose, sheet and material, die layout, automation scope, destination and power, and service scope.](https://www.qdblanking.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/04-visual-1.webp) To replace a reference range with an accurate offer, send QIANDING enough detail to confirm both the machine setup and the delivery scope: 1. The product type and its purpose, such as a carton, label, or other die-cut sheet application. 2. Sheet size, material, board thickness or weight, and the typical pile height. 3. Clear photos or files of the die-cut layout, including the waste areas and finished pieces. 4. Current stripping method, expected production pattern, and any layout changes that matter to setup. 5. Whether the robotic arm is required and what the machine must do in your process. 6. Destination city and country, preferred shipping method or delivery term, and local electrical requirements. 7. Whether you need on-site installation, operator instruction, initial spares, or a defined service arrangement. Ask for the final offer to name the model, configuration, included deliverables, optional lines, exclusions, shipment term, taxes or duties handled by each party, lead time, payment terms, and validity period. The more clearly these details are stated, the easier it is for your procurement team to approve the same scope that the factory will build. ## Frequently asked questions ### Is USD 20,000–22,000 a final delivered price? No. It is QIANDING’s approved export reference range for the HTQF-1080TR, not a binding offer or a guaranteed landed price. Request a quotation for your destination and required configuration. ### Does the reference price include tooling or dies? The public product page and approved reference do not specify whether job-specific dies or tooling are included. Ask the supplier to list the number and type of tooling sets covered, with additional sets priced separately. ### Is installation included in the TR 1080 stripping machine price? The public reference does not establish an installation package. Ask whether remote support, on-site installation, commissioning, training, and engineer travel are included, optional, or excluded. ### Can a robotic arm be added after delivery? QIANDING’s supplied product information says the robotic-arm configuration is set at the factory and cannot be added later. Confirm the required setup before production and verify its price treatment in the written quotation. ### What should I check before paying a deposit? Confirm the exact model, configuration, tooling, robotic-arm requirement, delivery term, taxes and duties, installation scope, warranty, spare parts, lead time, payment schedule, and quotation validity. Resolve every item marked “Not stated.” **Get a model-specific quotation.** Use USD 20,000–22,000 as a starting reference, then compare complete offers for the same configuration, destination, and service scope. For a precise **TR 1080 stripping machine price**, share your sheet and die-layout details with QIANDING and ask the team to itemize what is included, optional, excluded, and still to be confirmed. [Contact QIANDING for an application-specific quotation](https://www.qdblanking.com/contact-us/).