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FRYK Vinyl Pressing

FRYK is a vinyl record pressing plant that opened in South Korea in 2024. It runs modern German Newbilt vinyl presses. It manufactures 12-inch vinyl in 180g in black and coloured vinyl options. Turnaround time averages about 8 weeks from receipt of audio and files. There’s a minimum press run of 300 units.

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Established in 1959 in the Suehiro Factory, Yokohama, Japan, Toyokasei is the largest vinyl record pressing plant in Asia. In-house services include lacquer cutting on Neumann VMS70 and VMS80 lathes (Toyokasei has three lacquer cutting engineers), stamper manufacturing, pressing, printing, packaging, and distribution. They manufacture 7-inch and 12-inch records (standard and 180g heavyweight vinyl), with a […]

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VinylRecordPress.media is a curated global directory connecting artists, labels and music managers with vinyl record pressing plants, audio cassette manufacturers, CD duplicators, lathe-cut record producers and specialist services. From mastering, lacquer and DMM cutting to full vinyl production, it brings together the practical resources needed to bring physical music releases to life.

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