Custom Engineering
Send us a problem. We'll send back a machine.
You don't need a finished specification to start. We take what you have — a drawing, a sample, an existing machine, or just the symptom on your line — and turn it into equipment that is engineered, built, and tested as one accountable project.
Two Ways In
Start from a proven platform — or engineer from zero.
Both are real paths, and we'll tell you honestly which one your project needs. The first is faster and lower-risk; the second is for requirements no platform covers.
Configure a proven unit
Our equipment domains — hot-cutting and sealing systems, corona treatment power, control systems — are in batch production. Your requirement shapes the configuration: current range, blade interface, panel language, integration.
- Faster schedule — the build process already exists
- Lower risk — batch-proven components and testing
- Suitable for most "make it fit my line" requirements
Engineer from your requirement
When the requirement doesn't match any platform — a different process, a combination no catalog covers — we engineer the machine around it: concept, design review, build, validation.
- Engineering proposal before anything is built
- Your approval at each design checkpoint
- Ends wherever it should: one machine, a batch, or repeat supply
The Process
From your requirement to a running machine — in six steps.
Every step has a checkpoint you can inspect. You always know what stage your project is at — and what's needed from your side next.
Feasibility & Quote
We confirm the approach and return a realistic scope and quotation — including what's not included.
Engineering & Design
Mechanical, electrical, and control design. You approve before anything is cut.
Build & Assembly
Fabrication, wiring, and assembly on our line, with progress you can check in on.
Test & Validation
Functional run against your criteria. Video acceptance available for remote FAT.
Result & Supply
Delivery with documentation — and repeat production of the same build when you need it.
What To Send
Start with what you already have.
Any one of these is a valid starting point. Send it — our engineers will define the rest with you.
A drawing
PDF, DWG, STEP — even a hand sketch.
A sample part
Mail it — we measure and quote from it.
A photo or video
Of your part, your line, or the machine to replace.
A specification
Throughput, dimensions, materials — whatever you know.
A production problem
Describe what's going wrong — we'll ask the right questions.
An existing machine
For modification, retrofit, or benchmarking.
IP & Confidentiality
Your drawings are yours. Full stop.
Files you send are used only to engineer your configuration and are not shared or reused. An NDA is available on request — before you send anything sensitive, if you prefer. Built-to-print work stays built-to-print: your design is manufactured to your specification, not repurposed.
Timeline & Pricing
Honest schedules. Firm quotes.
What drives the schedule
Platform configurations move fastest because the build process exists. Engineered variants add design and validation time. You receive a realistic schedule with the quotation — and progress checkpoints while it runs.
How the quote is built
After an engineering review, you get a firm quotation stating what's included — design, build, testing, documentation. Early-stage budget ranges are available on request, given honestly wide.
For Machine Builders
OEM components & spares — supplied the way you build.
We supply other machine makers the same subsystems we build into our own equipment — hot-cutting knife systems, corona power, control cabinets and consoles — with the integration and supply-continuity work done properly.
Integrate into your machines
Mounting interfaces matched to your sealing or treatment position, control signals your PLC can drive, documentation your engineers can work from — in English if your line exports.
Random & aftermarket spares
A first-year spares list classified by downtime risk ships with the machine. Wear parts stay in repeat supply for machines already in your customers' hands — so your after-sales doesn't go quiet.
Engineering backup
Application questions answered by the engineers who build the units — sizing, material windows, fault-finding — so your project team isn't left translating between suppliers.
Send one requirement set (BOM, drawing, or the machine photos) and we'll return a per-unit assessment and an OEM spares proposal — terms and volumes discussed directly. Start the conversation →
Send what you have. We'll take it from there.
A photo, a paragraph, or a drawing — whatever you have is enough to start. An engineer — not a bot — reviews it and replies.
No obligation · NDA available on request · Your files stay confidential