Our factory
See the capability, not just the claim
Buyers evaluating an overseas manufacturer deserve more than a stock photo of a machine. This is what we run, what each process is for, and how your order is checked before it ships.
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The floor
One facility, every process
Cutting, forming, polishing, bonding, printing and inspection happen in the same building. Keeping finishing in-house is what allows us to hold a tolerance and a delivery date at the same time.
Quality control
What your order passes through
We do not treat inspection as a final gate that either passes or fails at the end. Checking at three points is cheaper for both of us, because a fault caught early is a fault that has not yet consumed a production run.
Incoming material
Sheet grade, thickness and optical quality verified against specification. Material faults found here cost nothing.
In-process dimensional
Critical features measured against your drawing during cutting and forming, so drift is caught early in the batch.
Pre-shipment
Dimensions, finish, hardware function, lighting and appearance — photographed, with the record issued alongside the packing list.
Inspection records are issued per shipment. If you need a documented AQL inspection by a third party before dispatch, tell us at quotation stage and we will build it into the schedule.
Packing & export
Packed for the journey it is actually taking
Sea freight and air freight stress a carton in completely different ways: weeks of stacking pressure and humidity versus rapid handling and pressure change. Packing is specified against the mode you choose, not a single default.
- Protective film on every visible face, removed on site
- Corner protection on every edge that can take a knock
- Foam-lined double-wall cartons as standard
- Custom timber crating for large or fragile assemblies
- Per-location labelling for multi-store rollouts
- Commercial invoice and packing list prepared for your broker
How a project runs
Five steps, one point of contact, and no stage where you are left waiting without knowing what happens next.
- 01
You send the requirement
A drawing, a 3D model, a photo with rough dimensions, or a conversation. Whatever you have is enough to start.
- 02
An engineer reviews it
We check manufacturability — wall thickness, joint strategy, tolerance feasibility, packing and freight. You get notes, not just a number.
- 03
You receive pricing and lead time
Itemised against your specification, with tooling, material, finishing and freight separated so you can compare properly.
- 04
Sample, then production
New or unproven designs get a physical sample for approval. Only then does the production run begin.
- 05
Inspected, packed, shipped
Three QC checkpoints, photo records, and export packing built for whichever transit mode you chose.
Questions about the process
Can't find your answer? Ask us directly — you'll get a real answer from the person who would run your job.
Ask a questionWhat tolerances can you hold?
Our standard cutting tolerance is ±0.2 mm on CNC-routed profiles, tightening on specific features when a drawing calls for it. Acrylic moves with temperature and humidity, so we will flag any tolerance that will not hold in service — even if it can be machined — before you commit to it.
Which acrylic grades do you work with?
Cast and extruded acrylic in clear, opal, coloured, frosted, mirrored and anti-reflective grades, plus impact-modified sheet for high-traffic retail and PETG where chemical resistance or toughness matters more than optical clarity. Cast acrylic machines and polishes better; extruded is more economical for simple flat work.
How do you achieve a clear edge?
Diamond polishing for a flat, optically clear edge, and flame polishing where a rounded or glossier profile suits the design. Both are done by hand on complex geometry, which is why edge finish is one of the last things to be automated away — and one of the first things a buyer notices.
Can you integrate lighting, locks or hardware?
Yes. We routinely integrate edge-lit and backlit LED assemblies, concealed cable routing, cam locks and keyed locks, hinges, magnetic catches, and metal standoffs or brackets. Send the hardware specification or let us propose one.
Want to see something specific?
If you need to verify a process, a machine capability or a tolerance before placing an order, tell us what would satisfy your technical team. We would rather answer the question than lose the order to uncertainty.
- 1Send drawings, files or a photo
- 2Engineer reviews and quotes
- 3Sample, approve, produce