
Documentation and log read before the saw line.
Production process · Curitibanos · SC
Every production stage stays under our control. Fewer third parties in the chain. More predictability for anyone importing handles in series.
How we produce
Four moments in the same industrial park. See what changes at each phase to keep the approved sample shipment after shipment.
Step 01
We buy with declared origin and sort the wood by how the handle will be used.

Documentation and log read before the saw line.

Geometry built for end use, not volume alone.

Each flow follows the right path inside the park.
Step 02
The right moisture before the lathe. The base for a stable handle on the distributor’s line.

Moisture treated as a technical parameter, not guesswork.

Less rework in machining and in the importer’s operation.
Step 03
The sample profile becomes the series. The surface follows the agreed standard.

Shape and sizes locked to the approved sample.

Consistent surface for a clear read on the shelf.

The same care as the pilot piece when volume rises.
Step 04
Thread, hole, code and branding enter the same export flow.

Thread, hole, paint and branding per the commercial briefing.

Batch and paperwork ready for the importer to move the chain forward.
The outcome
When log, drying, modelling and personalization stay in the same park, the batch depends less on third parties.
You approve one sample. Later shipments follow what was locked in. Fewer variables in the chain. More confidence in what reaches destination.
Next step
Send the intended use and finishing. We return scope, sample and timeline with clarity.
Our commercial team clarifies scope and next steps, calmly, with no empty promises.