Precision Converting Services for High-Performance Materials
Integrated slitting, laminating, adhesive coating and die cutting to convert films, foams, tapes and insulation materials into ready-to-use components.
Multi-Process
Quality Controlled
Fast Sampling
1. Integrated Precision Converting Solutions
We integrate multiple converting processes to deliver high-quality components from advanced materials.
- One-Stop Multi-Process Converting
- Roll-to-Part Manufacturing
- Consistent Process Control
- Prototype to Volume Production
2. Our Precision Converting Capabilities
Slitting
Laminating
Adhesive Coating
Die Cutting
CNC Cutting
Precision Converting
OEM Fabrication
3. Materials We Convert
PI / PET / PEN / PPS
FEP & PTFE Films
Silicone Rubber & Foam
Adhesive Films & Tapes
PTFE & Silicone Fiberglass
Mica & Thermal Insulation
4. Precision Converting Capability & Part Options
| Input Material Format | Rolls & Sheets |
| Process Combination | Project Dependent |
| Material Thickness | Customized by Material |
| Part Geometry | Drawing Dependent |
| Adhesive & Liner | Available on Request |
| Tolerance | Subject to Material Review |
| Output Format | Rolls, Sheets or Finished Parts |
| Production Volume | Prototype to Volume Production |
5. Typical Precision-Converted Products
Kiss-Cut Parts on Liner
Multi-Layer Insulation Pads
Custom Adhesive Components
Slit & Rewound Rolls
Battery Insulation Parts
Ready-to-Assemble Kits
6. Industries We Serve
7. From Raw Material to Finished Component
Project Review
Material Preparation
Slitting & Laminating
Adhesive Coating
Precision Die Cutting
Inspection & Packaging
8. Quality Control at Every Step
- Incoming Material Verification
- In-Process Dimensional Control
- Adhesion & Surface Inspection
- Batch Traceability
9. Frequently Asked Questions
Which converting processes can you combine?
We can combine multiple converting processes to produce finished or semi-finished components, including slitting, die cutting, laminating, adhesive coating, CNC cutting, precision cutting, and custom assembly. Combining processes can help simplify your supply chain and improve dimensional consistency.
Which materials can you convert?
We work with a wide range of high-temperature films, engineering plastics, insulation materials, silicone materials, fiberglass materials, and specialty films, including PI, PTFE, PEEK, PPS, PET, PEN, silicone rubber, and fiberglass-based materials. Material selection depends on the required temperature resistance, thickness, flexibility, insulation performance, and application.
Can you supply parts on liner or in kits?
Yes. Depending on the application, we can supply converted parts on release liners, in rolls, sheets, individual pieces, or pre-arranged kits. Packaging and presentation can be customized according to your assembly process and handling requirements.
Can you support prototypes and volume production?
Yes. We support prototype development, sample production, small-batch orders, and volume production. Our converting processes can be adjusted according to your product design, material requirements, order quantity, and production needs.
How are tolerances determined?
Tolerances are determined based on the material properties, thickness, part geometry, converting process, and application requirements. We evaluate critical dimensions and recommend appropriate tolerances during the design and quotation stage. Tighter tolerances can be discussed for precision applications.
Can you manufacture parts according to customer drawings?
Yes. We can manufacture customized converted components based on CAD drawings, technical drawings, PDF files, samples, or customer specifications. Our team can review your design and recommend the most suitable converting process and material.
Can you combine different materials into one component?
Yes. We can combine different materials through lamination, adhesive bonding, coating, and other converting processes to create multi-layer components. This is useful when a part requires a combination of thermal resistance, insulation, cushioning, release, or adhesive properties.
What information is required for a quotation?
For an accurate quotation, please provide the material, thickness, dimensions, drawing or CAD file, tolerance requirements, quantity, converting process, and application when available. We can then evaluate the production method and provide a customized quotation.