Confirm the studio process
The buyer identifies lathe model, stylus approach, preferred material and existing blank specification.
Pre-cut round blanks for lathe-cut records
PETG and GAG Lathe-Cut Record Blanks
Black PETG and GAG sheet or pre-cut 7, 10 and 12 inch unrecorded disc blanks with custom thickness and center holes for lathe-cut and dubplate projects.
Disc diameters7, 10 and 12 inch
PETG thickness0.5, 0.7, 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 mm
Supply onlyMaterial, round cutting and center hole
Project specification
Define the deliverable before production.
Available delivery formsFull black PETG/GAG sheetSquare record-cutting blanksPre-cut 7-inch round blanksPre-cut 10-inch round blanksPre-cut 12-inch round blanksRound blanks with finished center hole
- Materials
- Black PETG with GAG options reviewed by project
- Standard sizes
- 7 in / 175 mm, 10 in / 254 mm, 12 in / 305 mm
- Center hole
- Standard 7.14 mm (9/32 in) or custom drawing requirement
- PETG thickness
- 0.5, 0.7, 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 mm
- Surface
- Smooth glossy black on both sides
- Excluded service
- No mastering, groove cutting, audio testing or pressing
Production route
One controlled path from brief to delivery.
Select sheet and thickness
Choose PETG or reviewed GAG construction and one of the available thickness options for buyer testing.
Set diameter and center hole
Specify 7, 10 or 12 inch format, center-hole diameter, tolerance and any label-zone requirement.
Approve an unrecorded sample
The studio evaluates the blank on its own cutting and playback workflow; ONE PLASTIC does not perform that audio validation.
Cut and inspect blanks
Convert the sheet into square or round blanks and check dimensions, flatness, edge, hole position and cosmetic condition.
Interleave and flat-pack
Protect glossy surfaces and keep discs supported through transport to the cutting studio.
Project logic
Make the process fit the product.
ONE PLASTIC supplies black PETG and GAG plastic substrate for record-cutting studios and blank distributors. It can be delivered as full sheet, square blanks or pre-cut 7, 10 and 12 inch round discs with a specified center hole. These are unrecorded material blanks only: ONE PLASTIC does not provide audio mastering, groove cutting, playback testing or record pressing on this page.
This product is an unrecorded plastic blank
ONE PLASTIC manufactures and cuts the plastic substrate. The delivered disc has no recorded program and no grooves. Audio preparation, mastering, groove cutting, cutting-stylus setup, swarf removal, playback testing and any pressing process remain with the record-cutting studio or its production partner. Using terms such as record blank or dubplate blank describes the buyer's intended use; it does not mean ONE PLASTIC supplies a finished playable record.
Select PETG or GAG with a studio trial
Cutting studios use different lathes, styli, heat, suction and signal settings. ONE PLASTIC can supply black PETG and review GAG options, but it does not claim one construction will produce the same audio result on every system. Buyers should test representative blanks in their own process before confirming a repeat specification. Record the material, thickness, surface and dimensional requirements from the approved blank rather than relying only on a product name.
Choose diameter and thickness as separate variables
ONE PLASTIC publishes 7, 10 and 12 inch round formats and PETG thickness options of 0.5, 0.7, 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 mm. Diameter follows the desired format, while thickness affects rigidity, handling and the studio's setup. A studio may prefer different combinations for tests, picture-disc projects or final short runs. State both values in millimeters as well as the familiar inch format to avoid ambiguity.
Define the center hole from the buyer's equipment
The published standard center-hole option is 7.14 mm (9/32 inch), with custom dimensions reviewed from a drawing. The buyer should confirm spindle fit, desired tolerance and whether a label area or other concentric feature matters. Center position influences how the blank rotates on the studio's equipment, so hole diameter and location are inspection points. ONE PLASTIC machines the hole but does not validate playback eccentricity after groove cutting.
Flatness, surface and edge condition protect the input blank
A cutting studio needs a blank that arrives flat, clean and cosmetically protected. Inspection therefore focuses on sheet thickness, round diameter, center-hole position, flat support, edge condition and visible surface damage. These checks confirm the supplied substrate; they do not replace the studio's cutting and audio test. Glossy faces should remain separated during handling because rubbing can mark the blank before it reaches the lathe.
Choose full sheet, square blank or finished circle
Full sheet gives the buyer control of diameter and nesting. Square blanks remove some sheet-conversion work while leaving final circular cutting to the studio. Pre-cut round discs with center holes reduce preparation and can arrive in the 7, 10 or 12 inch format. The quote should state which form is required, quantity by size and thickness, edge expectation, hole and packing method. This keeps material supply separate from any later groove-cutting service.
Pack record blanks as precision cosmetic sheets
Round blanks should be interleaved, supported flat and restrained so edges do not strike adjacent discs. Bundle count and carton weight should allow safe studio handling. Surface protection must be removable without contaminating the blank. Labels should identify material, diameter, thickness, center hole, quantity and batch without touching the recording face. Custom shipping or studio packs can be reviewed when the buyer explains the unpacking and storage process.
Prepare a record-blank RFQ
Send the preferred material, diameter, thickness, center-hole diameter and tolerance, quantity by size, surface and edge expectation, delivery form, sample need, packing and destination. Describe the studio's current blank if this is a replacement program, but do not send audio masters because ONE PLASTIC is not providing a recording service. The buyer should perform its own lathe-cut and playback approval before repeat ordering.
Applications
Where this route creates value.
01Lathe-cut record studios
02DJ dubplate production
03Independent-label short runs
04Studio cutting tests
05Picture-disc blank projects
06Promotional blank supply
07Record-cutting workshops
08Blank distribution programs
Common questions
Details buyers ask before an RFQ.
Are these finished playable records?+
No. They are unrecorded plastic sheets or blanks with no grooves. ONE PLASTIC does not provide mastering, groove cutting, playback testing or pressing on this page.
Which diameters are available?+
Published formats are 7 inch / 175 mm, 10 inch / 254 mm and 12 inch / 305 mm. Custom diameters can be reviewed from a drawing.
Which PETG thicknesses are listed?+
ONE PLASTIC lists 0.5, 0.7, 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 mm PETG options. The studio should test the selected thickness on its own equipment.
What center hole is available?+
A 7.14 mm (9/32 inch) option is published, and custom hole dimensions can be reviewed. Confirm spindle fit and tolerance with the studio.
Can you supply full sheets instead of circles?+
Yes. Full sheet, square blanks, pre-cut circles and circles with finished center holes are available delivery forms.
Will PETG cut the same on every record lathe?+
No universal result is claimed. Lathe, stylus, heat, suction and operating settings differ, so the buyer should approve representative blanks in its own workflow.
How are the surfaces protected?+
Blanks are reviewed for interleaving and flat support so glossy faces, edges and center holes are protected during transport.
What information is needed for a quote?+
Provide material, diameter, thickness, hole, tolerance, quantity, delivery form, sample, packing and destination.