Sectors
Ten sectors,one press discipline.
The strength spec of defense and the surface expectation of architecture come off the same press. We enter each sector with its own alloy, temper and finish.
Defense Industry
High-strength structural body profiles, armor support components and tactical equipment parts compliant with military standards.
6082 · T6Architecture & Construction
Innovative facade systems, minimalist sliding doors, high-static thermal insulation door-and-window profiles and structural cladding elements.
6063 · T5Aerospace Industry
Cabin interior structural profiles and aerodynamic components engineered with superior surface quality and zero-fault tolerance, where weight savings and high stress resistance are both required.
Zero-fault toleranceFurniture
Modular desk and office systems, wardrobe tracks, integrated handle profiles and functional interior mechanisms that bring modern design to life.
Integrated handle · trackElectric & Transformers
Thanks to its light weight and high conductivity, aluminium offers a robust alternative to copper in energy systems. From transformers to distribution lines, it carries power safely and efficiently.
High conductivityMachinery
High-precision, assembly-ready modular chassis and framework profiles designed for robotic systems, automated assembly lines and conveyor machinery.
Assembly-readySolar Energy
Long-lasting solar panel mounting structures and racking profiles offering superior static load resistance against heavy wind and snow loads on harsh terrain or rooftops.
Wind & snow loadAutomotive
Chassis components, battery enclosures, bumper beams and decorative interior/exterior trim profiles that contribute to vehicle lightweighting projects.
LightweightingLighting
Aesthetic luminaire housings, projector enclosures and linear lighting profiles with heat dissipation optimized for advanced LED technologies.
Heat dissipationCooling & Ventilation
Specially engineered industrial heat sinks with high thermal conductivity, air handling unit (AHU) casings and louver profiles.
Heat sink
Let’s start with a cross-section.
A DWG, a DXF or a dimensioned sketch is enough. Add your alloy, temper and surface treatment preference, and we will come back with die status and lead time.