Designed here. Built here.

Structure first: how the gas goes in, how it releases, how the bottle locks. The styling grows out of that structure — we do not draw a pretty shell and then look for somewhere to put the parts. Then drawings, a working prototype, tooling, a trial run, and only then mass production. Production itself runs in two stages: sub-assembly, then final assembly. We draw the drawings ourselves, and the people building the machine stand on the same floor — there is no "designed in country A, made in country B, nobody has seen the drawing" here.

Other people buy bottles. We blow our own: a 300 m² clean workshop, our own food-grade PET preform injection (IP5X dust-proof), multi-stage heating so every bottle comes out with the same wall thickness — 3,200 bottles a day. But we are not only bottles: the machine is built in the same 5,000 m² factory, where injection, blow moulding, silk-screen printing, assembly, inspection and packing all sit under one roof. The bottle is one link in the chain — the whole chain is ours.

Two 100% high-pressure tests, no sampling at either. The first is at sub-assembly: the carbonation and release components — the infuser, the head — get a 100% pressure inspection as soon as they are assembled. The second is at final assembly: once the machine is complete and the bottle is fitted, every single unit is pressure-tested again. On the bottle side, every production run gets a 2 MPa destructive burst test — which is why we can promise 1.8 MPa without bursting. None of this is "we are very careful"; it is what the line does.

5,000 m² of factory, 2,000 machines a day, 3,200 bottles a day, 8 engineers — and you can see who is working on your order on your own project page — plus 60 granted patents across 4° and MIA, 56 of them still in force. Capacity and certificates are the hardest things to fake. Come and look, or send someone who will.

An article will not change anyone’s mind, so here are three things you can check yourself. ① Certificate originals and the patent list — public, downloadable, verifiable. ② The right to inspect — our customers already run AQL inspections and write penalty clauses into the contract; do the same with us, we will cooperate. ③ People — R&D, quality and your contact sit on the same floor, and the person answering your email is the person building the thing.

No, because we are not the same kind of company. They sell to consumers, so they sell a lifestyle. We sell to brands and distributors like you — and what you are evaluating is a factory, not a slogan. Showing the process is the opening of a business conversation, not a gimmick.