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Technology
behind
every product

We've invested in world-class equipment — lasers, robots, galvanizing lines. This isn't marketing: it's why our equipment lasts 15–25 years.

Production process

How we manufacture

MAF Durable Paint

Powder coating

Industrial-grade polymer coating

Eco-friendly powder compounds based on polyester and epoxy resins are applied electrostatically and cured at 200°C. The result is a 60–80 μm coating that doesn't crack or peel and keeps its color for 10+ years outdoors.

Coating thickness: 60–80 μm
Curing at 200°C, 15 minutes
Class-5 UV resistance
500+ RAL catalog colors
Nordson polymerization booth (Germany)
Coating thickness
70 μm
MAF Zinc Protect

Galvanizing & corrosion protection

Rust resistance 4× above standard

Before painting, every metal part is coated with a zinc-rich primer (70% zinc). After curing, the zinc forms an oxide film that blocks oxygen from reaching the metal. This technology is critical for products used through Almaty winters and humidity swings.

70% zinc content in primer
Extended warranty: 5 years
Rated for −40°C…+60°C climate
Compatible with any RAL color
Eisenmann galvanizing line (Austria)
Metal
Zinc primer (70%)
Oxide film
Powder coating
Shotblasting

Shot blasting

Surface preparation before coating

After welding, every product passes through a shot-blasting chamber. Steel shot 0.3–0.8 mm in diameter is applied at 6 bar pressure, removing mill scale, rust and welding slag. This creates an SA 2.5 microtexture that triples paint adhesion compared to untreated metal.

Pressure: 6 bar
Shot Ø 0.3–0.8 mm
Surface cleanliness SA 2.5
Paint adhesion ×3
Wheelabrator shot-blasting chamber (USA)
SA 2.5
Surface cleanliness grade
Laser Cut

Laser metal cutting

Cutting accuracy to 0.1 mm on sheets up to 20 mm

A 6 kW fiber laser cuts sheet metal, stainless steel and aluminum from DXF drawings automatically. Edges need no finishing — the cut is clean and burr-free. The nesting software optimizes material use: waste stays under 8%.

Power: 6 kW
Sheet up to 3000×1500 mm
Metal up to 20 mm thick
Material waste: <8%
ByStar Fiber 6 kW laser (Bystronic, Switzerland)
6 kW
Fiber laser power
Robotic Welding

Robotic welding

MIG/MAG, TIG — consistent weld quality

Welding robots produce repeating welds with constant current and wire-feed parameters. Thin-walled parts and stainless steel use TIG welding in an argon atmosphere. Manual welding is reserved for non-standard joints, done by certified welders of grade 5–6.

Welding current: 50–500 A
TIG in argon (stainless steel)
Grade 5–6 certified welders
Every weld inspected
FANUC ARC Mate 100iD robots (Japan)
MIG / TIG
Argon welding methods
Passivation

Stainless steel passivation

Chemical surface protection for AISI 304/316

Stainless parts are immersed in an acid bath that removes free iron from the surface and forms a passive oxide layer. This restores corrosion resistance after welding and machining. Passivated products comply with ASTM A967.

ASTM A967 standard
Medium: citric/nitric acid
Suitable for AISI 304/316
Protection lasts 25+ years
Passivation bath (in-house)
ASTM A967
International passivation standard

Equipment fleet

What we've invested in

The total value of our production equipment exceeds $1,300,000. That's our guarantee of quality for every product.

Bystronic ByStar Fiber laser
~$450,000
6 kW / 3×1.5 m sheet
FANUC ARC Mate 100iD robots
~$80,000 / unit
6-axis, ±0.08 mm repeatability
Nordson polymerization booth
~$120,000
Volume 6×4×3 m, 200°C
Wheelabrator shot-blasting chamber
~$95,000
Work area 5×2 m
TRUMPF TruBend press brake
~$200,000
170 t, 3 m length
Eisenmann galvanizing line
~$350,000
5 tanks, automatic cycle
Total equipment fleet value
≈ $1 295 000
Production in Almaty

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