Processing of engineering plastics, composites, PTFE-coated glass fabrics, open-mesh fabrics, rubber and silicone materials. Custom machine components, gaskets and technical parts, including 3D printing, waterjet cutting and die cutting to your requirements.
We select a suitable manufacturing process based on part geometry, material, quantity and operating conditions. Request a quotation using a technical drawing, 3D model or physical sample.

We convert PTFE-coated glass fabrics and open-mesh materials for custom industrial applications. Roll materials can be cut to size, slit and fabricated into special belts, including heat-resistant conveyor and process belts.

Custom-machined composite components for applications where mechanical performance, wear, temperature and hygiene requirements must all be considered when selecting a material.

Custom parts machined from engineering plastic sheets, rods and tubes. Materials are selected according to load, friction, wear, chemical exposure, temperature and dimensional stability.

Structural and mechanical components made from composite sheets and solid semi-finished stock, where low weight, electrical insulation, wear resistance or high mechanical strength is important.

Insulating components manufactured from engineering plastics and composites for electrical, thermal and mechanical applications. Part geometry and material grade can be adapted to operating conditions.

Components made from wear-resistant, low-friction engineering plastics for material-handling, packaging and production machinery.

Custom gears, rollers, sliding parts, bushings and related machine components manufactured from drawings or samples using engineering plastics suited to the application.

Gaskets, rings, flexible connectors and expansion joints made from rubber, silicone and polyurethane. Sheet-cut and custom-shaped components are also available in small production runs.

Designed for installation between two rigid duct sections. These flexible joints accommodate displacement caused by thermal expansion and system movement, while also helping to absorb vibration. Applications include industrial extraction and ventilation systems, dryers, furnaces, flue-gas ducts, chemical-process air ducts, power plants, cement and mineral processing, and fan inlets and outlets.

Engineering plastic components for food-processing and hygienic machinery. Suitability must be assessed using the specific raw material documentation and the requirements of the intended application.

PVC, PU and silicone conveyor belts with one, two or three fabric reinforcement plies. Flat transmission belts for packaging, paper, textile and woodworking industries. Fast service, including custom single-piece requirements.

3D printing can be used to produce prototypes, fixtures, jigs, holders and small batches of technical components. It is particularly useful for complex geometries and development projects requiring rapid design changes.

Waterjet cutting produces complex contours and custom parts from sheet materials. Because it introduces no significant heat into the cutting zone, it is suitable for processing many technical materials.

Die cutting enables fast, repeatable production of gaskets, washers, strips and other flat components from sheets and roll materials. It can be cost-effective for production runs.

Custom components and converted technical materials are used in machinery and manufacturing processes across many industries.
Preferably a technical drawing or 3D model, dimensions, quantity, material grade (if known) and operating conditions.
Yes. For many components, a sample can be used to start the discussion, although a technical drawing may be needed for accurate production.
Depending on the process and component, prototypes, small batches and series production may be possible.
Depending on the application, options include POM, PA, PE, PET, PEEK, PVDF, composites, PTFE-coated glass fabric, rubber and silicone. Materials are selected according to operating conditions and part requirements.
Depending on the material and component design, processes may include turning, milling, cutting to size, slitting, 3D printing, waterjet cutting and die cutting.
Send us your drawing, 3D model or available technical specifications. We can help you select an appropriate material and manufacturing process.