The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

Record injection molding experiment in NL.

Congratulations.

Story on the North American market etc;
https://thump.vice.com/en_us/article/canada-vinyl-pressing-plant-feature?utm_source=thumpfbus

All sort of recordpressing equipement by RAND Muzik Germany;
http://www.rand-vinyl-record-machines.com/

Record Industry Haarlem (NL)

Great operation, congratz.

Quick google search where i was assuming this Lewis was a cutting engineer and searching for ''MFG records'' Furnace was the first show up. Just like a said, a random thought. Silly now i looked up ''MFG'', not a common abbreviation in Europe or to me.

Nice video, great tour.

Perhaps this record is realised in collaboration with these guys; http://www.furnacemfg.com/
Just a random shout,..

Very nice! I am curious on more details of the used proces and the machine.
Looking forward, when the time is ripe for this. Great work, keep it up.

Very interesting, thanks!

Very interested article on vinyl chemistry (top of the bill investigations on pvc formulas and others) i would like to share with you;
http://cen.acs.org/articles/94/i24/Groovy-chemistry-materials-science-behind.html

Warmtone recordpress machines sale at new Texas based pressing plant;
http://www.thevinylfactory.com/vinyl-factory-news/texas-pressing-plant-automated-technology/

How many presses did the company have running originally?

All the best to the people at Bill Smith.

On the Yellow production run that is pictured on the Newbilt website you can see this is solved by another (front)plate that closes when the mould is in the press.

Oliver-Ibiza wrote:We pressing Vinyl on our Toolex since 3 weeks!!
Looking for another press machine.

Pictures or it didnt happen!

Works like a charm! Congratz to everyone involved. Finally a new commercial available recordpress in production since 30 odd years! Do you got more information about this setup Oceanus, where is this filmed? The people in the background seems not to be talking german? :) As with the double safety bu...

So what about the TCS press Oliver? (suitable for 7inch)

Great picture, good luck on your voyage!