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Vinyl Plant

Vinyl Plant is a vinyl records pressing plant in Estonia that opened in 2015, manufacturing 7/10-inch and 12-inch records (standard 150g or heavyweight 180-gram), black and coloured vinyl records. There are over 30 base colours and 1000+ different colour combinations, including splatter, swirl, split colour and tri-colour, vinyl. The pressing plant is the largest in the Baltic region and has an annual pressing capacity of over one million records using a mixture of vintage and modern presses.

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Hanaton Record Press

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