Quality
002 — Quality

The best possiblesolution for yourunique situation

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01 — The highest quality

The difference liesin the choices

Quality starts before the first component is assembled: in the layout, the choice of parts and the coordination between process steps. We design your installation around the requirements of your products and the way you want to produce.

Maximum efficiency
02 — Maximum efficiency

Maximumefficiency

The layout determines how products move through the installation and how the process steps connect. We tailor it to your available space and required output, assessing the design as one integrated whole.

03 — The best components

The bestcomponents

A component must suit both its task and the rest of the installation. That is why we consider the relationship between parts, process control and ease of use. Process data then lets you see how your installation performs in practice.

The best components
04 — Quality comes first

NO. 1

At Indufinish, quality comes first. That means attention to the entire installation: from the first layout to its components and daily operation.

We look beyond the purchase. Consumption, maintenance and the quality of your finished product also inform the decisions we make together.

Han Kleijn
“I will build it for you as if I were building it for myself.”
Han Kleijn
Founder & Owner, Indufinish

More than 35 years of building machines taught me one thing: quality starts with the standards you set for yourself.

Han Kleijn — my philosophy

Build it like it is your own.

When I started Indufinish, I did not have a complicated philosophy.

For me, it was simple: if you build something for a customer, build it as if it were for yourself.

If a solution is not technically sound, you should not sell it.

If you know something can be better, you should not take the easy way out.

And if you cannot stand behind it yourself, you should not deliver it.

That may sound obvious, but in practice it determines almost everything.

The choices you make during engineering. The quality of the components. How much attention you give to details a customer may never see. How you deal with problems during a project. And above all, whether you settle for ‘good enough’.

We have never wanted to do that.

A coating line is an investment that must work every day for years. As a machine builder, I believe you have a responsibility to make choices you can still stand behind years later.

Not because every solution has to be the most expensive or the most complex.

Quite the opposite.

A good machine should make sense. Be robust. Be maintainable. And be built with common sense.

After more than 35 years of machine building, my principle remains the same:

“I will build it for you as if I were building it for myself.”

Because ultimately, quality is not a specification on paper.

It is the standard you accept for yourself.

Discuss your requirements

Ready for thenext step?

What do you expect from your installation? We will discuss the choices that matter for your production.

Discuss your requirements