BMC (Thailand) Company Limited provides printing, copying, scanning, folding, set preparation, and binding for factories, engineering teams, maintenance teams, production departments, quality teams, contractors, and project managers. Both color and black-and-white production can be prepared according to each job’s requirements.
The service supports factory layouts, machinery drawings, electrical and mechanical drawings, Shop Drawings, As-built drawings, operating manuals, maintenance documents, quality-system documents, and project-document sets. Customers can specify paper size, scale, page count, number of sets, color or black-and-white format, folding, category separation, and binding according to the intended use.
For jobs covering several buildings, production areas, or responsible teams, files should be separated into folders and listed clearly with document numbers, Revision, approval status, and required quantities before production begins.
It is the printing and preparation of technical documents, operational documents, and project documents for production, installation, maintenance, meetings, inspection, and archiving.
The job scope should be based on the latest file, paper size and scale, required quantities, point of use, category structure, deadline, and the factory’s information-access requirements.
We can support multiple factory document types. The actual production format depends on the files, size, number of sets, materials, folding method, and binding requirements.
We support drawings in multiple sizes according to the specified file and scale. Linework, text, symbols, Plot Style, and print area should be checked before production.
Original documents can be converted to digital files or copied for additional use. Clearly specify the size, resolution, file format, and page order.
Operating manuals, procedures, forms, and training documents can be prepared and separated by department, production line, machine, or point of use.
Documents can be arranged according to a Drawing List or table of contents and separated by system, area, contractor, or responsible team for easier checking and practical use.
Binding formats can be selected according to page count, reading method, and purpose, including meeting sets, site sets, manuals, and project-handover documents.
Work instructions, forms, production records, inspection documents, and manuals can be separated by production line, product, or control point.
Construction drawings, system drawings, Shop Drawings, drawing lists, and installation documents can be prepared with clear Revision and drawing-status identification.
Manuals, spare-parts lists, machinery drawings, system diagrams, and maintenance documents can be prepared for specific machines, areas, or inspection cycles.
Agendas, reports, training manuals, evaluation forms, and reference documents can be prepared and separated by participant group, department, or audit topic.
Document sets can be prepared for quotation, approval, implementation, inspection, and handover, including As-built drawings, manuals, and supporting project reports.
To help our team review the files and plan production according to the actual requirements, prepare the following information:
For jobs with multiple Revisions, sizes, or delivery points, include a summary table showing file names, page counts, copy quantities, and production details for each set.
Confirm that files are current and that the drawing number, Revision, date, and approval status are correct. Remove draft or superseded files from the production set.
Clearly specify paper size and scale settings, especially for drawings used for measurement or dimensional reference during installation and inspection.
Review lineweights, text, symbols, tables, and small details, particularly when converting color files to black and white or reducing the print size.
Use a Drawing List or table of contents to verify page counts and set quantities and separate internal documents, machinery information, or project information that requires controlled access.
Factory documents often involve multiple departments, systems, and revision cycles. Without clear file naming, Revision control, and status identification, different teams may end up using different versions.
Our team can review production-related details such as whether the file opens correctly, page size, page count, basic display, color or black-and-white format, folding, set order, and binding.
However, engineers, designers, site supervisors, or responsible factory personnel should confirm the accuracy of the content, scale, Revision, approval status, technical information, number of sets, and rights to use the documents before production begins.
The printing team’s file review is not an engineering certification, system-safety review, or project-drawing approval.
View BMC Company Profile →We support factory drawings, machinery drawings, system drawings, Shop Drawings, As-built drawings, manuals, maintenance documents, quality-system documents, meeting materials, and project-handover sets, subject to the requirements of each job.
We support drawings in multiple sizes according to the file and job conditions. Please specify the paper size, scale, color or black-and-white format, number of sets, and folding method before production.
Yes. We support CAD, PDF, and other document files. Files should be checked for page size, scale, fonts, linework, images, and basic display before production.
Yes. Documents can be sorted, categorized, separated with dividers, and prepared as individual sets. Include a Drawing List or table of contents and the required quantities for each destination.
Yes. Folding, set preparation, and binding are available. The format should be selected according to size, page count, reading method, and the purpose of each document set.
Jobs can be submitted for evaluation. Production time depends on page count, number of sets, paper size, job format, post-printing requirements, and the production queue.
Yes. Service areas, timing, and charges depend on the destination, document volume, distance, and conditions of each job.
Our team can review printing and basic display details, but the engineer, designer, or responsible party must confirm the content, scale, Revision, approval status, and technical details before production.
Send the files together with the factory or project name, document type, paper size, scale, document number, Revision, page count, number of sets, color or black-and-white format, folding, category separation, binding requirements, and required collection date so the BMC team can review the details and provide an initial evaluation.
For multi-size, multi-Revision, high-volume, or multi-destination jobs, include the Drawing List and a production summary in advance to help plan the production queue and document counting before confirmation.
Send job details for advice and printing evaluation.