Below you can see the key machines and processes used in our production. Each technology has been selected to broaden substrate options, improve precision or accelerate delivery.
Print, CNC, laser and specialty marking handled under one roof in Mielec.
The MGA IRIS machine park includes UV print, latex print, CNC centres, CO2 lasers, cutting plotters, benders, thermal cutters, pad printing and screen printing.
From high-detail graphics on boards to fast output on films, banners and textiles. This is the foundation of many signage, POS, display and marking projects.
A printer for high-quality direct output on rigid substrates and selected special materials.
A platform for accurate graphics on boards and parts that require stable substrate handling.
A system for printing on unusual, thin and heat-sensitive media as well as parts with less typical geometry.
Water-based large-format printing for films, banners, decorative materials and textiles with fast finishing readiness.
Accurate machining keeps dimensions under control, supports spatial elements and prepares parts for assembly or further marking.
A routing solution for boards, forms and components in plastics and structural materials.
Cutting and engraving for acrylic, plywood, wood, paper, textiles, rubber and engraving laminates.
A system for contour cutting films, stickers and roll media in widely used production widths.
These technologies work well wherever dimensional forms, bent plastic or quick shaping of lightweight promotional elements are needed.
Cutting letters, logotypes, decorations and 3D forms in EPS, XPS and other lightweight foams.
Accurate bending of PMMA, PETG, PVC, polycarbonate and other thermoplastic sheets.
Where part marking, irregular surfaces or classic screen printing matter, we use systems matched to the scale and type of the job.
A precise platform for marking smaller and irregular parts, including multi-colour configurations.
Semi-automatic screen printer supported by additional tables for graphic production and technical marking.
The biggest advantage appears when print, machining, forming and specialty marking can be selected as one connected workflow. That is how many MGA IRIS projects are built.