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Custom machinery

From a modified model to a machine that did not exist yet.

Not every product fits a catalog. When it does not, we design and build to it — a changed capacity or format on a proven machine, or a fully bespoke line engineered from your product up. Same stainless build, same components, same team from drawing to running line.

Scope

Two starting points, one standard

Modify a catalog model

A different throughput, a tighter footprint, an extra product format, an added inclusion unit. Starting from a proven machine keeps the risk low and the lead time short.

Build bespoke

A machine or line that does not exist in any catalog. We design it around your product, your capacity target, and the floor you have — then build it in stainless steel with the same component set as the standard range.

The process

Consult, design, build, test, install.

  1. 01

    Consult

    We start from your product, target output, and plant constraints — not from a catalog page.

  2. 02

    Design

    Our engineers draw the machine or line, size the components, and confirm the layout against your floor.

  3. 03

    Build

    We fabricate in stainless steel at our Casablanca facility, with Siemens, Schneider, Festo, and FAG components.

  4. 04

    FAT

    Factory acceptance testing runs the machine on your product profile before it leaves the floor.

  5. 05

    Install

    We install, commission, and train your operators on site, then support the line with spare parts.

What we need from you

A good quote needs three things

01

Product samples or spec

What you are making, and to what standard. Samples or a full product specification let us design to the real material, not an assumption.

02

A capacity target

A figure with units — kg/h, pcs/min, or tonnes per day. Capacity drives nearly every downstream decision on the machine.

03

Plant constraints

Available footprint, power supply, and utilities. Destination-market requirements are reviewed as part of the quotation.

Questions buyers ask

Custom machinery, answered

Where does custom work start — a new machine, or a change to an existing one?
Either. Many projects begin as a modification of a catalog model — a different capacity, footprint, or product format. Others are fully bespoke builds designed from your product up. We scope both the same way.
What do you need from us to design a custom machine?
Product samples or a full specification, a target capacity with units, and your plant constraints — available footprint, power supply, and utilities. Destination-market requirements are reviewed as part of every quotation.
Can you match a custom machine to our existing line?
Yes. We design to integrate with what you already run — infeed and outfeed heights, control philosophy, and throughput — so a new station does not become the bottleneck.
Do you run a factory acceptance test before shipping?
Yes. We run the machine on your product profile at our facility before it ships, so commissioning on site confirms performance rather than discovering it.
Will you tell us if a custom build is the wrong answer?
We will. If a catalog machine already fits, or if your product needs a step you have not planned for, we say so before you commit. That is the point of the consult.
How is a custom machine priced?
By quotation, like everything we build. Send us the product, the capacity target, and the plant constraints, and we come back with a design direction and a quotation.

Request a quote

Send us your product and capacity target.

We come back with a line configuration and a quotation — one point of contact, from drawing to running line.

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