Digital production management
Digital records support production scheduling, process movement, inspection follow-up and order visibility across the manufacturing route.
A 40,000 m² manufacturing campus, 30 die-casting machines and group-owned plating support custom metal programs with fewer disconnected handoffs.
The production route is set after engineering review. Tooling, alloy, geometry, surface preparation and finish are considered together.
Exact routes vary by component. The sequence below shows the typical control logic for a custom program. See how die casting, polishing and electroplating fit into that route.
Review geometry, parting, feed, movement, assembly and finish-critical surfaces.
Die casting, brass casting, stamping or selected machining according to design.
Deburr, tumble, polish, machine and plate to the approved appearance target.
Complete assembly, function checks, appearance inspection and packing.
The manufacturing route connects tooling and casting with finishing, assembly and inspection under one operating system.
Dedicated grinding, automated production and die-casting capacity support the transfer from approved sample to repeat production.
Machining and tooling resources support mould manufacture, fixture work, secondary machining and custom development.

Digital production follow-up, on-site wastewater treatment and rooftop solar form part of the operating infrastructure behind our manufacturing programs.
Digital records support production scheduling, process movement, inspection follow-up and order visibility across the manufacturing route.
Dedicated treatment infrastructure supports the controlled handling of wastewater associated with surface-finishing operations.
Solar arrays installed across the manufacturing campus form part of our practical approach to more responsible factory operations.