Industries

Furniture industry

From components for (medical) beds and sofas to hotel and hospitality, theatre and cinema.

What we do in the furniture industry

Bedding: bed components in metal, plastic and assembly
Sofa’s: many bases and supports for sofas, chairs and couches
Medical: from hospital beds, medical (rolling) furniture to kine beds mostly chromed work (shiny or matt alu-look) with the highest requirements in terms of finish, hygiene and life span
Hotel and catering industry: trolleys, bell-boys, etc.
Theatre and cinema: the rotating mechanism and side supports including the tablet holder
Subconstractor: we produce load-bearings or fastening parts, that are completed by a subcontractor into a complete set before it is delivered to the furniture industry. For example foamers, manufacturers of bases, handrails, etc.

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Lost wax casting is the most accurate of all casting processes, with machining reduced to a minimum.

In low pressure die casting, a permanent metal mould is used.

Manufacturing process that involves melting raw plastics and forming them into a continuous profile by pressing the plastics through a die.

Injection moulding is one of the most widely used moulding techniques for plastic parts.

Aluminium extrusion is one of the most common forming techniques used in aluminium forming.

Heating steel to create mouldable material to bring it into the desired shape.

By casting, we are able to shape a product so that it exactly meets the shape and requirements of our customer.

A wide range of materials in various alloys are among the possibilities for machining and decortication.

All manufactured products can be given the desired surface treatment afterwards.

A surface treatment or coating is an important step in the finishing of a product.