Mechanical services, custom designs
Our extensive machinery and workshop experience allow us to create custom designs based on client ideas. In addition to road structures, we also handle projects outside the road industry. We have manufactured shelving, racks, outdoor advertising structures, and more.
We can manufacture steel, galvanized, or powder-coated structures, as well as aluminum structures. We precede each project with technical consultations, preliminary drawings, and, if necessary, create a 1:1 prototype.
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Advertising services
We offer PLOTTER CUTTING of advertising foils, including wrapping. We produce road signs, advertising signs, and plaques. Our extensive machinery and workshop experience allow us to create steel or aluminum structures according to the client’s design.
Mobile advertising is most frequently performed on specialized vehicles, such as road service vehicles and highway patrol vehicles. Vehicle markings are made with reflective road foils and advertising foils, and we also use magnetic (removable) elements. We combine wrapping with the installation of our specialized road equipment on vehicles.
We also wrap private and company vehicles according to the client’s design.
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Road equipment rental
In addition to selling road products, WEKTOR offers rentals of its own road equipment.
We most often rent trailers with U26a plates and swing signals. The price depends on the rental period and is negotiated individually.
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Car transporter rental
We offer car transporter rentals – Volkswagen LT 35, load capacity up to 1.5 tons, viaTOLL.
Prices are negotiated individually depending on the rental length.
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Print 3D
3D printing technology is the latest technology enabling the creation of short series of models with high accuracy at an affordable price.
A 3D printer enables companies that need, for example, test models before manufacturing a costly injection mold.
3D printing involves depositing successive layers of material to create a finished design, unlike other methods used in low-volume production, where the final component is punched or bored.
Currently, 3D printers are most often used to produce (print) prototypes and various types of models, both technical and architectural, where achieving a realistic shape is crucial for testing or presentation.
Rapid Prototyping (RP) enables the rapid production of complex models, various patterns, or prototypes of parts of prototype equipment based on 3D data without the use of molds or tools.
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