Homogeneous and heterogeneous sheet are produced by calendering. Lamination, annealing and sheeting run under one roof, so colour, thickness and dimensional stability stay consistent from the first roll of a batch to the last.
The plant produces sheet only, which lets the team concentrate on the two things that decide how a commercial floor behaves after handover: a body that keeps its appearance once the surface has been worn, and a sheet that lies flat and welds cleanly on site.
Thickness, weight, residual indentation and colour are checked against the approved sample before packing. Rolls are wrapped, labelled and loaded at the plant, keeping the chain between production and container as short as possible.
The photographs below were taken on the shop floor during a production run — raw material storage, the calender line, sheeting, the laboratory bench and finished goods waiting for loading.