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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 vintage 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 transparent vinyl options with a 100-record minimum order.

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