We are a manufacturing company and specialize in converting = custom production of various cutouts, cutouts, parts and components from non-metallic materials. We work with a wide portfolio of materials, which include in particular: felt, foams, adhesive tapes, nonwovens, foils, rubber, cork, PVC, etc.

We process these materials using innovative technologies, in which we constantly invest. We are looking for new ways and possibilities so that our production has a really wide application and we were able to playfully adapt to your requirements.

The basic materials are produced for us by certified manufacturers and we then process them into the design you need. Whether simple or complicated shapes, with or without a self-adhesive layer, one material or a combination of several materials.

Do you need to make a solution that you have designed or are you looking for a way to solve your problem? We will be happy to help you find a solution that will really work.

What are our products used for?

Our products are used for a variety of applications, from industrial and technical applications to design, decorative and acoustic applications. In industrial use, they absorb shocks, eliminate vibrations, noise, seal, insulate, protect surfaces, fill, bond and the like. In visual applications, these are mainly various decorations, wall and wallpaper tiles, fillings, protective parts, acoustic solutions, design collections of carpets, handbags, pillows and various others.

To give you a better idea of ​​what is the result of each production technology, here are a few examples:

1. CNC cutting - various cuts, cuts, strips, oblique cuts, chamfered edges, seals, fillings

2. Lamination - application of an adhesive layer, joining of two or more materials

3. Cutting - various self-adhesive cuts with or without fingerlift, kiss-cut, die-cut

4. Alloying - production of strips of various lengths wound on a roll

5. Laser - burning of parts from flexible materials

6. Winding on spools - production of strips of different widths, thicknesses and lengths wound on the spool