DotOne runs aluminium composite panel plants from coil to container: coil batches with their square-metre yield, sheet cutting plans, shade-lot checks for every project, sample development and warranty certificates.
A building facade needs every panel from a matching shade lot. Mixing lots on one project means visible colour differences and site complaints.
Each coil should give a known area of panel. Without tracking yield and scrap per coil, losses stay hidden.
Architects and contractors want colour and finish samples, and sample requests get lost between sales and the plant.
Customers ask for warranty certificates, and claims can arrive long after the project is finished.
A sample request moves through its stages, with the department head assigned and the status visible to sales.
Orders are priced per sheet from the sheet area, by core type, skin thickness and finish.
Coil batches are recorded with their square-metre yield, scrap and kg per square metre, and sheets are cut to plan.
Every sheet on a project is checked against the project's shade lot before it is packed.
Sheets are packed into crates and loaded into containers, and a warranty certificate is issued for the project.
Yes. Sheets for a project are checked against the project's shade lot before packing, so a facade does not mix colours.
Yes. Coil batches record square-metre yield, scrap and kg per square metre, so you can compare coils and suppliers.
Yes. Sample development requests move through defined stages with the department head assigned, so sales can see where each sample stands.
Yes. Warranty certificates can be issued per project, and customers can submit details through a public warranty form.
In a 30-minute demo we take a sample to an order, cut sheets from a coil, check the shade lot and issue the warranty.