Industry · drawing-based · multi-layer · kitted
Custom Die-Cut & Converting
When no standard roll fits the assembly, the job becomes a converted part: drawing-based die cutting, laminating, kitting and repeatable batch delivery.
Typical tasks
- Die-cut and kiss-cut parts to drawing, with tolerance and registration defined
- Multi-layer laminating of foil, film, foam and adhesive into one part
- Kitting by assembly sequence, drawing number or zone
- Prototype samples followed by pilot and production batches
Before we quote, we need
- Drawing (DXF/PDF) with tolerances
- Material stack and thickness target
- Placement method (manual or automated)
- Annual quantity and packaging unit
Selection warnings
Warnings here are the failure modes we see most often in this industry, not disclaimers.
A converted part is only as stable as its tolerance stack; drawing review comes before quoting.
Laminating dissimilar materials introduces curl and shrinkage that must be stated, not discovered.
Release liner choice affects automatic placement; hand placement and machine placement need different liners.