A good kitchen is the heart of a home. This Taiwanese premium kitchenware brand — with a full chain from in-house R&D and manufacturing to professional installation — knows that whether a customer frowns the instant their fingertip glides across a countertop comes down to detail. So they refuse to compromise on a single cut or fold in the stainless steel.
The MLC compact sheet laser precisely blanks stainless parts like worktops and cabinet panels — small footprint, fast changeover, ideal for high-mix custom kitchenware — then the ED all-electric press brake forms them with high repeatability and low energy use.
On handover day, the owner ran a fingertip along the countertop edge — no snag, no catch. That small, reassured smile is exactly where every precise step was always meant to arrive.
Stainless conducts heat poorly and dross clings easily; laser cutting uses nitrogen (oxide-free) with precise nozzle gas flow to achieve a bright, oxide-free, burr-free edge that shows a No.4 finish directly. The all-electric servo brake, driven by motors instead of hydraulics, saves up to ~80% energy with high stroke repeatability and consistent angles — for kitchenware judged on line and gap, that decides the feel of the finished piece.