We use Toolex Alpha fully automatic devices, some of which are over 40 years old, for pressing. Each machine is unique, but carefully maintained. In order to maintain the functionality of our devices, it is imperative to possess a high level of our technical understanding.

Customizing machine settings for each order necessitates a significant amount of manual labor in the pressing procedure. We conduct a final quality control on both the test pressings and the main pressings, involving visual and acoustic inspections of the records.

We manufacture records from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), both of virgin vinyl or regranulate. Virgin vinyl remains the basic raw material in our production. Regranulate, on the other hand, is made from PVC refuse generated during vinyl production. We can shred surplus records and cut edges and reintegrate them into the production cycle, leading to a significant decrease in plastic waste.

Our extensive experience has demonstrated that the use of regranulate does not lead to any auditory losses. Suitably, we typically employ recycled granulate in our black 140-gram pressings. Upon closer examination, only the record's surface may exhibit minor streaks.

Due to production constraints, we utilize virgin vinyl in both our 7" and 180g presses. Virgin granulate typically composes colored pressings, as it is the only method that ensures colorfastness.