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The Load Upgrade Program starts with your real duty cycle, not a catalog number. We review the drawer weight, extension, mounting orientation and daily cycles, then recalculate the section profile so the slide is rated for the load it actually carries — with margin documented, not guessed.

Where the existing section cannot reach the target class, we change what matters: load-critical elements move to cold-rolled steel, ball retention is re-specified, and mounting interfaces are adapted so your cabinet construction stays untouched.

Every upgrade closes with evidence you can file: a cycle-test record run under rated load, an updated drawing pack, and pre-production samples your team signs off before batch production. The result is a slide that stops coming back as a warranty line — and a specification your next project can inherit.

The Undermount Retrofit Program is built for one situation: your drawer boxes are designed around side-mount runners, and your market now expects soft-close. Rebuilding the box is expensive; swapping slides without engineering is a warranty risk. This program takes the third path — adapt the interface, keep the box.

We survey your existing mounting interface, match undermount soft-close runners to the present hole spacing where possible, and re-engineer bracket geometry where it is not. You receive a retrofit drawing before any tooling is cut, so the change is reviewed on paper first.

Line trials run on pre-installed samples, with a soft-close function test record for each. Once approved, batch production continues under the same in-process inspection as your current program — an upgrade your customers notice and your production plan barely feels.

The Corrosion & Finish Program treats surface treatment as a specification, not a cosmetic choice. White rust on a shipped batch usually means the plating class was never matched to the real environment — coastal humidity, cleaning chemicals or outdoor condensation. We start from the environment your slides actually live in.

Based on that class we specify the coating — electroplated zinc, black oxide or powder coat — and verify it in-house: salt-spray testing to the agreed hours, cross-cut adhesion and thickness measurement, with results documented per batch for traceability.

You receive a finish spec sheet your purchasing team can attach to the order, the salt-spray report behind it, and batch coating records with every shipment. The finish that survives its market — and the paperwork that proves it.