Cutting tech

Riviera has begun plans to expand the manufacturing capabilities at its Gold Coast facility with the introduction of new cutting and varnishing technology.

Digital cutting and kitting are an important element for the Australian brand’s method of production. The process requires a specialist team to precision-cut, number and package the materials for every structure composite.

To help improve this process, Riviera has adopted the latest in-house computer-aided design (CAD) technology. The benefit of CAD technology is largely in its use of digital templates, enabling the precision cutting of high-grade materials.

What this means is that every single piece is a consistently perfect replication of its digital, regardless of what material may be used.

This in turn maximises efficiency and lowers cost for the Australian brand, but also allows for a more sustainable process with technology, such as reducing material wastage.