Manufacturing Capabilities

Six processes run under a single bin record. Each page lists the specification, the equipment behind it, and — equally important — the cases where a different product or process is the cheaper correct answer.

Summary

In-house capabilities are COB die bonding at 320–504 chips per metre, SMT assembly on flexible PCB, platinum-cure silicone extrusion, IP sealing from coating to full extrusion, spectroradiometer binning to SDCM ≤ 3, and burn-in and pressure testing on 100% of reels. Drivers are supplied matched to the strip; aluminium profiles are supplied through partners so the temperature rise of the installation is quoted rather than assumed.

Product selection

What each construction realistically delivers

The same lumen output can be produced three ways at three price points. This table shows where each one sits, and what it costs you in the wrong application.

Strip type Dot visibility Cost index Economical quantity Lead time
COB, 480 chips/mNone at 100 mm120–13025 m – 100,000 m10–15 days
SMD 2835, 120 LEDs/mVisible below 12 mm gap10025 m – 200,000 m15–20 days
Silicone neon flexNone — diffused profile220–26050 m – 20,000 m12–18 days
Addressable pixelPer-pixel by design180–24050 m – 20,000 m15–20 days
Lightbox modulesModule grid if pitch is wrong140–180100 pcs – 200,000 pcs12–18 days

Cost index compares the price per 1,000 lumens at CRI 90, not price per metre — a metre of neon flex carries more silicone and less LED than a metre of COB, so per-metre comparisons mislead in both directions.

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Tell us the product type, run length, wattage, CCT, CRI and IP rating. You will receive a fixed price, a lead time, and the feed and driver arrangement in writing — no obligation, and no sales call unless you ask for one.