Metal Molds to produce the parts are created in-house specific to customer-provided CAD drawings or finished samples.

To the left is aluminum, which will be heated to over 1200°F in preparation for our custom injection molder.

This process may vary depending on the material selected by the customer.

Click on the video to the left featuring our state-of-the-art fully robotic molder placing the liquified material into the mold for extrusion.

The molded product is then inspected and sanded by workers before being sent to the electroplating process.

We choose to do this process by hand for maximum quality.

See Picture of sanded legs before the plating process.

The video to the left is a quick overview of our factory's state-of-the-art electroplating process.

This particular piece of equipment is a state-of-the-art setup for the industry, taking a multi-million dollar investment by our factory.

The factory is also very environment conscious with this process, see how.

For more information on the science of the electroplating process, see this video.

After electroplating, the product is then sent to a finish room to where it receives a finish to the customer specifications.