The company was founded in 2004, in the Northern Primorska region (Slovenia), as a small family business, initially engaged in the production of promotional items. In the following years, the company developed, expanded its production and technological capacities, and focused its activities on the processing of plastics and the manufacture of components and semi-finished products for the food industry. Nowadays, it is equipped with Krauss Maffei injection moulding machines with clamping force up to 100 tons and extrusion lines for tubes up to Φ20, using materials HDPE, LDPE, and PP.

Neodymium iron boron (Nd-Fe-B) magnets are widely used in many applications such as hard disk drives, wind turbines, industrial motors, acoustic transducers and electric vehicles due to their high energy density. They incorporate 20-30 wt% of rare earth elements (REEs) so they represent an important secondary REEs resource. Since primary mining of REEs leads to a large environmental footprint associated with chemical usage and harmful emissions and the REEs are considered the most critical based on their economic importance and supply risk.

A family-owned company from Slovenia started as a workshop and a provider of repair services for agricultural equipment and forestry machinery in 1981. Since the company foundation, the business activities were expanded to cover also selling of different products, accessories and machinery for home, garden, agriculture, viticulture and forestry. Additionally, they provide wide range of spare parts and after-sale services to the clients.

Researchers from Slovenian research institution developed an innovative continuous liquid phase supply system of the cryogenic media (carbon dioxide) and the lubricant. Cryogenic machining is used to process hard materials, using either liquid nitrogen or carbon dioxide (CO2) as the coolant. Cutting processes result in high thermal and mechanical loads of cutting tools. As a sustainable alternative to conventional oil emulsions, carbon dioxide can be used as a coolant in cryogenic machining.