Customer places the order. Design reviewed, order paper logged. Customer receives immediate WhatsApp confirmation.
Customer places the order. Design reviewed, order paper logged. Customer receives immediate WhatsApp confirmation.
Our programmer calculates precise clearance tolerances for the die. Customer approves via WhatsApp.
Our programmer calculates precise clearance tolerances for the die. Customer approves via WhatsApp.
Customer delivers the raw material assembly. Our team confirms receipt immediately.
Customer delivers the raw material assembly. Our team confirms receipt immediately.
Three separate programs written: cutting punch, emboss punch, cavity. Every program verified before the machine runs.
Three separate programs written: cutting punch, emboss punch, cavity. Every program verified before the machine runs.
Machines execute. Components machined in sequence. Die goes to embossing — hand, engraving, or laser.
Machines execute. Components machined in sequence. Die goes to embossing — hand, engraving, or laser.
Three-point quality test. Pass: dispatched with WhatsApp confirmation. Fail: repaired and re-tested. It leaves only when it is right.
Three-point quality test. Pass: dispatched with WhatsApp confirmation. Fail: repaired and re-tested. It leaves only when it is right.
OUR CRAFT
Every die that leaves our factory passes through three departments — each one a craft in itself.
Our CNC wire cut machines run around the clock — 24 hours, 7 days a week. Every die set requires three precision operations: the cutting punch, the emboss punch, and the cavity. Each programmed individually, machined to micron tolerances, verified before the next stage.
Specialists in bangle progressive cutting diesThree embossing disciplines under one roof. Hand emboss for standard designs. Engraving machine for complex work — monograms, bandhel patterns, large top designs. Laser emboss for the intricate — small, delicate patterns where only a laser has the resolution to execute the design.
Hand · Engraving Machine · LaserEvery die is physically pressed before it leaves our hands. Three gates: Chaap — the impression must be sharp and correct. Pisur — components must align with zero crush. Faat — the material must be crack-free. Any failure sends the die back. It does not leave until it passes all three.
Chaap · Pisur · Faat — three-point quality protocol