Inside: Intakt! Vinyl Pressing Plant 

Yes, many different ones

yes please!

twistedtxb I want all 3 lol

If they would accept anyone their production time would be as long or longer as you mentioned

bei so einer Investition werden die sich schon Gedanken gemacht haben vorher. Aber ohne großen Idealismus kann man so etwas dann trotzdem nicht auf die Beine stellen.

da gebe ich dir/euch absolut recht. ich liebe vinyl. vinyl ist halt etwas organisches, etwas zum anfassen, das stöbern, die art cover, die ästhetik einer plattensammlung im regal. ich spreche da gewiss für viele andere liebhaber.

@@vincentcoleman2069 actually PVC is one of the "cleaner" plastics (at least by plastic standards) and is almost infinitely recyclable.

@@vincentcoleman2069 what you are talking about are plasticizers (phthalates), not PVC itself. Modern audio grade PVC doesn't use toxic plasticizers. Sorry but saying there is no safe way to use or dispose of PVC is just nonsense. I work with the stuff on a daily basis and the plant where I work gets regular inspections for air and water quality. The air inside our plant is cleaner than outside. Unless you are burning it high grade PVC does not leech any toxic fumes during extrusion or moulding. The process of manufacturing PVC is about as safe as making any other kind of plastic (not great) but unlike many other plastics the form used in record pressing can be recycled indefinitely, it just needs to be remelted.

They do it since some years and it works pretty well as far as I heard.

well , m8, tell me more about those 5 presses . what king of presses?

@@abriel8320 unfortunately the prices increased during the years, around 80.000 to 150.000 for a running mashine you have to calculate