How we make it
Fabricated metal, made to a documented process
From raw sheet intake to finished hardware, each run follows fixed stages for forming, stamping, finishing, and inspection. The steps below show how contract components move through the factory.
Metal forming
Core fabrication method
Progressive stamping
Structural hardware runs
Batch testing
Checked before dispatch
Workflow
From tooling to sign-off
01
Tooling setup
Dies and fixtures are prepared and checked against the component drawing before the first sheet is fed through the press.
02
Metal stamping and cutting
Progressive stamping and precision cutting shape sheet stock into structural hardware, cutlery blanks, and tool components.
03
Surface finishing
Parts receive standardized finishing and anti-corrosion treatment, with edges heat-treated where the design calls for extended working life.
04
Quality sign-off
Batches are tested for dimensions and mechanical behaviour, then released for packaging and dispatch.
Verification
Checked against the drawing
Dimensional checks confirm each part sits within the specified tolerance. Lock mechanisms and hinges are then tested for function and durability before a batch is approved.
Structured batch records keep every release traceable to the checks it passed.
