Facilities · Three plants, one schedule
Where the Parts Are Actually Made
Sixty-seven machines across our workshop and affiliated plants, run as one job rather than three suppliers.
Get a Quote
Workshop floor, Dongguan. An equipment register per plant is available on request.
What “in the network” actually means
A single factory that claims eleven processes is usually subcontracting nine of them and not telling you. We describe it the other way round: the workshop is ours, the casting plant is affiliated, the rest is a fixed list of partners we have run with for years.
The point is not who owns the roof. It is that you get one schedule, one inspection record, and one person answering the phone when a date moves.
Equipment by process
Where each process runs, and what it is normally used for.
| Process | Typical work | Site |
|---|---|---|
| Die Casting | Aluminium and zinc parts, cast at our affiliated plant | Affiliated plant |
| Metal Stamping & Punching | Brackets, plates, progressive and transfer work | Workshop |
| Injection Molding | 18 presses, 160T – 1200T | Workshop |
| Surface Treatment | Powder coating, plating and passivation | Workshop + partner line |
| Laser Cutting | Six fibre lasers, 10 mm mild steel, 1 × 6 m sheet | Workshop |
| Assembly | Sub-assembly, hardware insertion, kitting | Workshop |
Six processes run in our workshop. Die casting runs at our affiliated plant and is not counted in the 67 machines; the six fibre lasers and the finishing lines are additional to that figure.
The rest of the register
Machine list per plant, with tonnage and work envelope, sent on request.
What you can see on a visit
An audit does not need a slide deck. Four things are enough to judge a supplier.
The floor, unannounced
Machine condition, scrap bins and how material is staged tell you more than a brochure.
The tool room
Who maintains the dies, and how quickly a worn punch gets replaced.
The inspection bench
Whether the gauges are in calibration, and whether records exist for the parts on the bench.
The packing area
How a batch is counted, protected and labelled before it goes on a pallet.
Ask for the equipment list, not the brochure
Tell us the process and the tonnage you need. We will confirm which plant runs it and when it is free.