Hi-Tech Products Die Cutting and Converting
Converting Services
Hi-Tech Products performs every type of converting process on any flexible substrate — die cutting, laminating, printing, welding, and packaging — across more than 100,000 sq ft of facilities in the USA and Mexico. Over 200 skilled employees support projects from prototype through high-volume production, all backed by FDA registered, ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 certified quality systems.
Not sure which process fits your project? Our engineering staff will help you select the optimum manufacturing approach for your specific converting and die cutting requirements — browse our full capabilities below, or contact us directly.
Hi-Tech Products is a leading rotary and flatbed die cutting company, with facilities in Buena Park, California and Tijuana, Mexico that are FDA registered, ISO 13485:2016 certified, and ISO 9001:2015 certified. Medical device assembly and packaging performed in our Mexico facility offers American-engineered quality at offshore pricing, in Class 100,000 clean rooms.
Hi-Tech Products has the die cutting, converting, and assembly capabilities to ensure a precision product every time.
What’s the difference between rotary and flatbed die cutting?
Rotary die cutting uses a cylindrical dies on a continuously moving press, making it faster and more cost-effective for high-volume production. Flatbed die cutting uses a stationary die that presses down on the material, better suited to thicker materials, larger part sizes, or lower-volume runs. Hi-Tech Products offers both and can help determine which fits your project.
Can one project use multiple converting processes?
Yes. Many projects combine several capabilities — for example, rotary die cutting with inline lamination, printing, and pouching all performed in a single pass. Our engineering staff will identify which combination of processes best fits your part design and production volume.
Are all these capabilities available in both your USA and Mexico facilities?
Most core converting capabilities are available at both facilities, with certified cleanroom processing available at each location. Contact our team to confirm capacity for your specific process and volume requirements.
How do I know which converting process is right for my project?
It depends on your material, part geometry, tolerance requirements, and production volume. Hi-Tech’s engineering staff evaluates each project individually to recommend the most efficient process — contact us or explore our R&D Prototyping services to validate your design before committing to a production process.