Submit
Submit

Dunk! Pressing

Belgium-based Dunk! Pressing started in 2018 with one press and moved to a new space in 2022 with six vinyl presses, with a focus on custom-coloured vinyl. They can produce 7-inch and 12-inch (180g and 140g) in black or plain colours, and highly customised coloured vinyl. Dunk! has a set-up which consists of four manual and two automatic presses (added in 2025), enabling higher capacity for the more specialised custom colour press runs.

Visit Website

Leave a Reply

Related

Discomat

Discomat is a Belgian vinyl record-pressing plant that’s been around since 1977, renamed in 2011 as the successor of Disco-Press. They’re using seven classic fully automatic Toolex Alpha presses, five for 12-inch vinyl and two for 7-inch vinyl records. Discomat manufactures 7-inch and 12-inch records (in standard 130g and heavyweight 180g) in black, coloured and […]

  • 0
  • 99

Belgian Vinyl

Belgian Vinyl Pressing Plant is a modern vinyl pressing plant based in Lokeren, Belgium that opened in 2022. It runs two of the latest Pheenix Alpha AD12 vinyl presses, manufacturing 7/10-inch and 12-inch vinyl from 100 units in 140g and 180g weights. Pressings are available in black and a wide variety of colours, including marbled and transparent, […]

  • 0
  • 138

16kHz Custom Records

Launched in 2012, 16kHz Custom Records is a vinyl record pressing company based in Oakland, California, and is the Bay Area’s only pressing plant. The company specialises in highly customisable, visually striking 7-inch picture disc records that utilise digital printing, enabling features such as glow-in-the-dark effects and multiple artwork variants. They focus on minimising environmental […]

  • 0
  • 27

The Vinyl Records Business is Expanding. Submit Your Resource Here >>>

Submit
About

VinylRecordPress.media is a curated and comprehensive global directory of vinyl record pressing plants and related services, connecting artists with practical resources, vinyl pressing, mastering, lacquer and DMM cutting professionals.

Navigation
Follow