Manufacturing scope
Dedicated instrument manufacture
We manufacture wind instruments, accordions, harmoniums and mouth organs in one production setting. Each instrument family has its own form and its own way of producing sound, so each is built with its own mechanical approach.
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Instrument families built in-house
Internal construction
Reed, key and bellows work
Reeds are adjusted by hand to the pitch and response each instrument requires. Keys are aligned so that valves seat cleanly, and bellows are fitted airtight to the body of each accordion or harmonium.
Each step is checked before the instrument moves to the next station, so faults are caught at the bench rather than after assembly.
Three-stage pipeline
From raw brass to tested sound
Production runs in three stages. Components are machined, assembled, and then tested under acoustic pressure before release.
Machining, assembly and pressure testing
Raw brass and reed components are machined to specification. Assembly follows, with keys, valves and bellows fitted to each family. Finished instruments then pass acoustic pressure testing for air retention, valve response and pitch stability.