Turnkey businesses: production, defined before you sign.
A turnkey business is not a machine with an invoice attached. It is the complete configuration: machines matched on capacity, the process flow drawn out, the building and utility requirements, the staffing structure, the software, the training, the commissioning, the service and the financing option. You bring the space, the people and the customers.
- Machine list, sized to your volume
- Layout and flow plan for the building
- Power, air and extraction requirements
- Staffing structure and training
- Financing option with a down payment from 0%
- 60-month warranty and service
The businesses we can
configure end to end.
Steel structures and halls
AVAILABLEWhy a tube and profile laser changes the economics of every joint, what execution classes mean and why they decide which tenders you can bid for, plus the chapter most people discover late: execution certification does not come with the machine.
Metal furniture: shelving, cabinets, lockers
AVAILABLEA series business, not a one-off business. Why the bottleneck is never cutting but the paint oven, why flat packing is decided on the first drawing, and when you move from a classic press brake to a panel bender.
Stainless steel fabrication for HoReCa
AVAILABLETables, sinks, hoods and professional kitchen fit-outs. Why the stainless steel you deliver appears to rust, the four finish levels and why they are quoted separately, plus the hygiene rules that change the drawing.
A workshop with a single wood CNC
AVAILABLEThe lowest entry threshold in the series: one machine, one table and one extraction unit. The six operations that come off the same head, the five configuration decisions, how you price in machine hours, and three completely different revenue models built on exactly the same machine.
Made-to-order furniture production
AVAILABLEA complete guide, from the two-person workshop to the nesting cell that processes 240 panels per shift. Three investment levels, an eight-station flow, cost structure per cabinet and a 90-day implementation plan.
Metal fabrication workshop
COMING SOONA complete guide to sheet metal work: how to choose fibre laser power, why bending becomes the bottleneck, what the process gases and extraction demand. Three equipment levels, nine workstations, cost structure per sub-assembly.
Concrete and construction waste recycling
COMING SOONA complete guide to turning rubble into graded aggregate: from a crusher bucket fitted to the excavator you already own, to a tracked screening plant. The balance sheet of one tonne, siting, dust, noise and the permitting side.
Pipe and sewer video inspection
COMING SOONThe lowest entry threshold in the series: a push camera and a van. A complete guide to the four equipment classes by diameter, the stages of a job, what goes into a report you can charge well for, and where the revenue comes from in each customer segment.
Stone countertop workshop
COMING SOONGranite, marble and quartz: eight stages from on-site measurement to installation, why the margin sits on the edge and not on the surface, and the two risks that cost you a whole slab. From this flow we supply the CNC centre; the rest is configured on request, and the page says so explicitly.
Custom cardboard box factory
COMING SOONPrinted packaging, from the workshop that digitally cuts made-to-order boxes to the integrated plant with its own corrugator. Flexographic printing, die-cutting and folder-gluing, plus why run size decides the price more than the board does.
Industrial packaging as a service
COMING SOONTake on the packaging of manufacturers who cannot justify a line of their own. The three packaging levels and why you enter backwards, from the pallet towards the product, per-batch pricing and the trap that ruins co-packing workshops: changeover time.
Plastic, tyre and metal recycling
COMING SOONA guide across the four material streams, plastic, tyres, metals and WEEE, with the machines that change for each one. The separation cascade step by step, why purity and not tonnage sets the price, and why you look for the buyer before the machine.
Six rules that make the difference
between a machine and a business.
Machines matched, not merely collected
Every station is sized against the next one. A fast machine followed by a slow station does not produce more, it only builds up stock between workstations.
Capacity tied to sales
The configuration starts from a realistic number of orders per month, not from what you could afford to buy. Unused capacity is a monthly instalment with no revenue behind it.
The building ready before delivery
Power connection, compressed air, dust extraction, floor, access clearance. This is where most weeks are lost during commissioning.
People trained on the machine
Training is part of the delivery, and the second operator is not optional. A plant that depends on one person is not a plant, it is a risk.
Financing in the same package
Leasing or a loan with a down payment from 0%, grant funding programmes or direct supplier credit. That conversation happens alongside the configuration.
Long-term service
A 60-month warranty, wear parts listed up front and maintenance subscriptions for anyone who cannot afford unplanned downtime.
Have a production idea
and no idea which machines you need?
Tell us what you want to produce, how many square metres you have and what volume you expect. We come back with a machine configuration, a flow plan and a financing option, even if the business is not yet on the list above.
Let's build your
next project together.
Contact our team and receive a personalized offer within a maximum of 24 working hours.
10 Poitiers Blvd, 700671 Iași, Romania