Cut-to-Length Extruded Profiles
Extruded and co-extruded profiles cut to specified lengths according to customer drawings or production requirements.
Secondary Operations
OKAWA provides secondary processing and assembly services for plastic extruded and co-extruded profiles, helping customers receive parts that are closer to their final production or assembly requirements. Depending on the project, we can integrate cutting, punching, protective film application, marking, printing, assembly and custom packaging after extrusion. By combining extrusion and downstream operations with one manufacturing partner, customers can simplify sourcing, reduce handling between suppliers and improve production consistency.
Compatible Materials
Applicable raw materials for this process
- PVC
- ABS
- PE
- PP
- PC
Application Scenarios
Where This Capability Delivers Value
Punched & Machined Profiles
Secondary processing for holes, slots and other features required for installation, connection or assembly.
Printed & Marked Components
Printing and marking options for identification, branding, positioning or product information.
Protected Finished Profiles
Protective film application for profiles requiring surface protection during processing, transportation or assembly.
Ready-to-Assemble Parts
Extruded parts supplied with required secondary operations completed for easier integration into customer assemblies.
Finished Assemblies
Multiple parts can be assembled and packaged according to project requirements when a more complete component is required.
Manufacturing Advantages
Why Our Process Stands Apart
Integrated Manufacturing
Combine extrusion, secondary processing and assembly within one manufacturing workflow.
Reduced Supplier Coordination
Reduce the need to transfer extruded parts between multiple suppliers for downstream processing.
Production Consistency
Coordinate extrusion dimensions and downstream operations within the same production process.
Customized Processing
Secondary operations can be configured according to drawings, assembly requirements and final application needs.
More Complete Part Delivery
Deliver processed parts or assemblies closer to the customer's final installation and production requirements.
Process Flow
Step-by-Step Production Sequence
A structured, repeatable production process ensures consistent dimensional accuracy and surface quality across every batch.
Step 01
Processing Requirement Review
Review drawings, dimensions, tolerances, processing features and final assembly requirements.
Step 02
Extrusion Coordination
Coordinate profile dimensions and extrusion requirements with subsequent processing operations.
Step 03
Cutting & Processing
Perform required cutting, punching, marking, printing, film application or other specified operations.
Step 04
Assembly
Assemble processed profiles with related components when required by the project.
Step 05
Inspection
Inspect key dimensions, processing features, appearance and assembly requirements before delivery.
Step 06
Packaging & Delivery
Package finished parts or assemblies according to product protection and shipment requirements.
Secondary Operations
Finish-to-Ship Post-Processing Services
Streamline your supply chain -- we deliver fully finished parts ready for direct assembly or shipment.
- Cutting
- Punching
- Surface Film Lamination
- Laser Marking
- Silk Printing
- Pad Printing
- Assembly
- Custom Packaging
Engineering Considerations
Technical Factors to Evaluate
Processing Features
Hole positions, slots, cut lengths and other processing features should be defined according to drawings and assembly requirements.
Tolerance Requirements
Critical dimensions and processing tolerances should be identified during project evaluation.
Extrusion & Processing Coordination
Profile design and extrusion tolerances should be considered together with downstream processing requirements.
Assembly Requirements
Mating parts, connection methods and final assembly conditions should be evaluated before production.
Packaging Requirements
Surface protection, part orientation and transportation requirements can be considered when defining the final packaging method.
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