How we manufacture

Full-cycle sheet material processing under one roof: design, laser cutting, engraving, UV printing, CNC milling, painting, assembly and packaging. All nine operations are listed below with materials, applications and billing units.

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Every operation has its own page

Materials, equipment specs, how to order and answers to common questions — covered in detail for each service.

Full cycle

One integrated production line

From file preparation to a packed production run — every operation under one roof, with no handoffs between contractors.

01Design
DesignConstruction, nesting and file preparation
02Cutting & milling
Cutting & millingLaser cutting and CNC machining
03UV printing & engraving
UV printing & engravingFull-color printing and marking on the material
04Assembly & kitting
Assembly & kittingHardware, product and set assembly
05Packaging & labeling
Packaging & labelingPackaging, inserts and shipment prep
Services in detail

Nine full-cycle operations

What each one is, which materials and thicknesses, what drives the result and the price, and where it's used.

01 Design

Design and file preparationbilling unit — per file
What it isWe design the product construction and part nesting, prepare files for cutting and printing, and check and refine the files you send us.
Materials & filesWe work with DXF, AI, CDR, PDF, SVG and raster images; if there is no file, we design from scratch.
What affects the priceConstruction complexity, part count, drawing from scratch, print preparation.
Where it's usedThe start of any order — packaging, games, decor, technical products.
Service page — specs and quoting →
Prototypingprice — depends on construction
What it isWe make a single sample of the product to verify construction, dimensions, part fit, printing and appearance before the run starts.
Materials & thicknessesThe same materials and thicknesses as the future production run.
What affects the priceConstruction, number of operations, number of approval rounds.
Where it's usedBefore a production run in any category.
Service page — specs and quoting →

02 Production & processing

Laser cuttingbilling unit — per linear metre
What it isContour cutting of sheet materials, part cut-outs, holes, interlocking joints and intricate fretwork with a clean edge.
Materials & thicknessesPlywood 2–10 mm, laminated HDF 3 mm, acrylic 2–8 mm, MDF, cardboard.
What affects the priceCut length, material thickness, contour complexity, run size.
Where it's usedBoxes and packaging, puzzles and games, decor, technical parts.
Service page — specs and quoting →
Laser engravingbilling unit — per item
What it isWe engrave logos, lettering, patterns, numbers and markings directly on the material — surface or deep engraving.
MaterialsPlywood, MDF, acrylic, laminated HDF.
What affects the priceImage area and level of detail, depth, material, run size.
Where it's usedAwards and gifts, plaques and wayfinding, packaging branding.
Service page — specs and quoting →
UV printingbilling unit — per m² or item
What it isFull-color printing of images and logos on sheets and finished products; white ink underlay and protective varnish available.
MaterialsPlywood, laminated HDF, acrylic, cardboard and other approved surfaces.
What affects the pricePrint area, run size, white ink and varnish, artwork preparation.
Where it's usedPhoto puzzles, packaging, POS displays, merch, decor.
Service page — specs and quoting →
CNC millingbilling unit — per machine hour
What it isCNC machining of thick materials: grooves, pockets, 3D relief, custom inserts and complex-geometry parts.
Materials & thicknessesMDF 6–16 mm, plywood, solid wood, plastic.
What affects the priceVolume of material removed, depth, material type, surface finish.
Where it's usedCustom inserts and inlays, 3D interior decor, technical parts.
Service page — specs and quoting →
Painting & finishingbilling unit — per item or m²
What it isSanding, priming, painting in the color you need, tinting and protective coatings for the product's final look.
MaterialsPlywood, MDF, solid wood; palette and coating types agreed per project.
What affects the priceSurface area, number of coats, coating type and color, surface requirements.
Where it's usedInterior decor, premium packaging, awards.
Service page — specs and quoting →

03 Finished products

Assembly & kittingbilling unit — per unit
What it isWe assemble products, install hardware (hinges, locks, magnets, handles) and put together sets and inserts.
MaterialsHardware matched to the job; we work with parts made in-house or supplied by the client.
What affects the priceNumber of parts and operations, hardware type, set contents.
Where it's usedCase-style boxes, gift sets, furniture and technical products.
Service page — specs and quoting →
Packaging & labelingbilling unit — per unit
What it isWe pack finished products, apply labeling and inserts, and prepare the batch for shipping, including to warehouses.
MaterialsIndividual and transport packaging; marketplace requirements handled on request.
What affects the pricePackaging type, run size, labeling and shipping requirements.
Where it's usedThe final step of any run in every category.
Service page — specs and quoting →
Operation costs and materials are listed on a separate page — see pricing →
Every operation in one order

Marketplace-ready products, turnkey

Nine operations add up to a finished product: we design an item under your brand, produce the run and ship the batch in packaging that passes Wildberries and Ozon acceptance.

01Construction & sampleDesign from an idea, reference or photo; a control sample within a day — you approve the real thing in your hands, not on a screen.
02The run on our own equipmentCutting, engraving, printing, painting and assembly with no outsourcing — up to 5000 items per day.
03Packaging for warehouse acceptanceBarcodes, labels and transport packaging per current Wildberries and Ozon requirements.
Technical capabilities

Equipment specs

Key specs for each station — so you can tell right away whether your job fits.

OperationMax sizeMaterialsThickness / specs
Laser cuttingCO₂, 150 W 1600 × 1000 mm Plywood, laminated HDF, HDF, acrylic, cardboard up to 10 mm
Laser engravingraster & vector 1600 × 1000 mm All sheet materials + finished products 0.05 mm precision
UV printingCMYK + white ink + varnish 2500 × 1300 mm Sheet materials, finished products item height up to 100 mm
CNC millingCNC routers 2000 × 3000 mm Plywood, MDF, composites up to 20 mm
Paintingspray booths with drying Wood, HDF, MDF any RAL color
Shrink wrapautomatic line 600 × 400 × 300 mm Finished products and sets up to 5000 units/day

Don't see your size? Write to us — most non-standard jobs are resolved by a production engineer in a single call. Materials and thicknesses are listed under Pricing.

Files

File requirements

We work with vector and raster files; if you have none, we'll prepare them from a sketch, photo or description.

DXF AI CDR PDF SVG raster (print)
Which formats do you accept?
Vector: DXF, AI, CDR, PDF, SVG. Raster — at a resolution high enough for print. You can also come without a file — we'll prepare one ourselves.
How do I prepare a file for cutting?
Closed vector contours, separated layers, 1:1 scale. We'll help check and refine the file before launch.
How do I prepare an image for UV printing?
A raster image at sufficient resolution; color and white ink are approved on a test print.
Can you make a test sample?
Yes, before the run we produce a control piece — on the same material and by the same process as the production run.
Can you use customer-supplied material?
Yes, as long as it meets the thickness and surface requirements.
Can you repeat an approved run?
Yes, files and production parameters are kept on record — repeats go ahead without re-approval.
Project quote

Send an idea or a file — we'll quote the run

We'll match the material and process, estimate the cost and outline the launch steps. You'll hear back within one business day.

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    What affects the price

    • Material, thickness and product size
    • The set of operations and number of passes
    • Artwork complexity and file preparation
    • Run size — the larger the run, the lower the unit cost
    No finished file required A sketch, photo, reference or description is enough — we'll design the construction and prepare the cut files ourselves.
    We reply within one business day A production engineer reviews the brief and matches material and process, then a manager gets back to you with price and lead time.
    Quote within one business day

    Send a file — we'll come back with price and lead time

    DXF, AI, CDR or even a hand-drawn sketch works: our production engineer will prepare the machine-ready file.