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- If you are responsible for the wrapping\labeling machine budget, here are some terrible strategies that you must avoid when buying one:
  - Spend all your money on the machine leaving no more cash for buying the additional necessary equipment and supplies.
  - Buy the most up-to-date machine without having a precise plan to make use of all its features, even if that plan is for the long term.
  - Get a second-hand machine with no guarantee and warranty, and you’ll absolutely regret it within a very short period of time.
  - Select the most prestigious brand and pay a lot of money for a project that might not be interesting to your target group, like a very advanced technology that is trending somewhere else but too expensive for locals to be interested in, for example.
  - Buy the fastest machine without the need to produce that amount of products on the short or the long term.
  - Select a machine that is specified in doing only one task; a machine that wraps only one shape or size of products. You will need flexibility to meet the needs of different types of customers and you’ll need to deal with a variety of products in the future.
  - Get the best offer from the first company you visit without checking other options and other competitors’ websites.
  - Buy a huge amount of supplies of one type such as buying a big quantity of paper wrappers without having a potential customer or an on-going demand in the market.
  - Take everything for granted, like expecting a warranty and an English interface operating system…etc. You need to ask about all the details and specifications before buying.
  - Start the machine without enough training. There are many operating systems, electrical conditions that need to be taken into consideration before taking that risk of trying.