We laser-cut and mill technical parts, enclosures, custom inserts and templates from sheet materials to your DXF / drawing — with assembly-grade accuracy, in series.
We manufacture technical products and components in plywood, acrylic, MDF and cardboard to drawings: parts and panels, enclosures and boxes, technical inserts and liners, templates, jigs and tooling. We work from your DXF files with repeatable accuracy and series production.
A desktop technical model for presenting how a product works or is constructed.
A custom enclosure for a board, instrument or device, with cut-outs for connectors and fasteners.
A front panel with precise cut-outs and engraved labels for controls.
Production tooling, templates and jigs for assembly, marking out and quality control on the shop floor.
Flat parts and components produced to the client's drawing with precision cutting.
Fasteners and holders for a specific task: fixing, mounting and suspending equipment and products.
We match material and thickness to the design, the load it carries and the branding method.
| Material | Thickness | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Birch plywood | 3–10 mm | Sturdy parts, enclosures, tooling; clean cut |
| Acrylic | 2–8 mm | Clear panels, windows, precision parts |
| MDF | 6 / 10 / 16 mm | Solid parts, milled grooves and relief |
| Cardboard / binder's board | 1–3 mm | Inserts, liners, mock-up parts |
Full details on machines and settings — in the Services section.
Approval at every step: you see the product before the run starts.
The final price depends on size, structure, set of operations and run size — the reference points below give you a ballpark; we confirm the exact cost after reviewing your artwork.
Every quote is item-specific: send your dimensions and artwork — we return a price and lead time within one business day.
Often ordered together — several items can share a single production run.
The category is pre-filled automatically. Describe your item and run size, and attach a file or reference.
We approve a sample first — dimensions, fit, print and packaging — and only then start the production run.
