VYLEN

Manufactures VYLEN and EVA foam and processes it to order (CNC, die-cutting, laser) for industrial and creative clients

Jihlava, CzechiaFounded 2017vylen.czWebsite technologies

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About VYLEN

VYLEN s.r.o. manufactures highly foamed cross-linked polyethylene sold under the VYLEN® brand, as well as EVA foam. The company also offers custom processing of these materials, including CNC machining, die-cutting, laser cutting, engraving, gluing and forming, from prototypes to series production. The website also lists VXP, XPE, plywood, EPDM and HDPE among other materials and gives sample lead times of 2–4 weeks depending on the project.

Customers are industrial and creative projects that request production through an inquiry form on the website. The website also presents a group of e-shops selling foam products, mainly for children, schools and kindergartens, including Pěnové hračky and Pěnový svět. The company's own description does not state revenue split between custom manufacturing and e-shop sales.

The company is registered as an s.r.o. founded on 26 May 2017 with 10–19 employees. The website address is in Žďár nad Sázavou, while the registry lists Jihlava as the HQ city. The website states that the company has produced foam materials for more than 30 years and that the VYLEN name derives from the material. The website is published in Czech.

Product: VYLEN® highly foamed cross-linked polyethylene and EVA foam materials, plus custom CNC, die-cut, laser and forming processing.

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Contracts VYLEN signed since 1 Nov 2024, from the Slovak and Czech public contract registers. Values as published; amendments are not counted.

Customers

1 contract with 1 buyer · 94k CZK

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Domov pro seniory Velké Meziříčí, příspěvková organizace194k CZK

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  • 27 Nov 2024 for Domov pro seniory Velké Meziříčí, příspěvková organizace · kupní smlouva - nástěnky · 94k CZK register

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