It all begins in the Ryetec office, where Mazzer uploads a new order into the system. Each job is checked for specifications, colours, and any bespoke options before a deposit or order confirmation is sent to the customer.

Once confirmed, the order enters the production plan — a system that tracks every stage from fabrication to painting and delivery. Even delivery routes are pre-planned using Google Maps to ensure safe transport of the boxes, which vary in size and weight. Whenever possible, Ryetec delivers on its own transport for quality control and safety.

On the fabrication floor, a colour-coded schedule shows what’s in progress — yellow for welding, green for parts ready to build. This visual system keeps production efficient and transparent.

Customer input plays a big role in every box. With Ryetec’s high level of customisation, George and the team work closely with clients and the in-house designer to refine each detail. New parts and updates are modelled digitally, allowing for quick feedback and adjustments. The team also produces specialised versions such as the hybrid swath roller, which fits both compact and standard box ranges.

In the fabrication bay, we see the process in action. Compact 750 belly weights are TIG-welded for strength, sealed, and filled with concrete for perfect balance and durability. Every component — from the 4mm steel base to the laser-cut side panels — is engineered for rigidity and strength. The signature Ryetec design includes chamfered corners for a cleaner, safer, and more modern profile compared to traditional square boxes.

Once assembled, the boxes are cleaned, de-burred, and smoothed before heading to paint. Each unit is primed to protect against stone chips, then painted in the customer’s choice of colours — most often black, grey, or John Deere green. The spray booth cures the finish at 80°C for a tough, lasting surface. Lids, nameplates, and detailing are painted separately to ensure a flawless result.

In the build shed, the boxes come to life. Rubber mats, seals, lighting, wiring, and custom stainless or painted nameplates are installed, along with any optional features. Each unit then undergoes a detailed pre-delivery inspection (PDI), where all electrics, fittings, and finishes are checked before it receives its green tag.

Finally, the finished product — a 1000kg compact box bound for Denman Contracts Limited — sits ready to ship. From raw steel to a polished, precision-built unit, Ryetec’s tractor weight boxes are designed to perform, protect, and look the part on any machine.