About The Company
Sargasas
Sargasas (Theta Scorpii, θ Sco) is the brightest star in the southern part of the Scorpius constellation, visible to the naked eye. Like its stellar namesake, Sargasas is distinguished by rapid evolution -growing brighter and hotter over every passing million years.
Founded in 2005 as a family business, Sargasas has spent over a decade raising mechanical standards in Lithuania and abroad. We manufacture precision components for lasers, optomechanical systems, medical and aviation equipment, machine tools, and other engineered devices.
Slowly but surely, we’ve built a strong reputation – not only through cutting-edge equipment, best practices, and efficient production management, but above all through consistently high-quality products. None of this would be possible without our dedicated team and their skills, knowledge, and experience.
Processes
Production processes
We approach production with responsibility and attention to detail. Over many years we’ve refined methods that help us meet clients’ deadlines while maintaining maximum efficiency.
Stages of the production process:
- Tool selection
- Equipment programming
- Machining/processing
- Creating measurement programs
- Final quality control
Innovations
Fourth Industrial Revolution
Sargasas embraces the Fourth Industrial Revolution, investing in people and technology to meet growing data demands.
Production changes are managed with reliable software, including an ERP Monitor system for production management. We also invest in IoT solutions and use ERP Monitor Machine Integration to view and analyze CNC machine data in real time, improving production planning.
Real-time, delay-free data is crucial for making accurate, timely decisions across operations.
We use Microsoft Power BI for live dashboards, reporting, and alerts to monitor business processes and performance in real time. Continuous staff training and strong data-security practices ensure we scale our Industry 4.0 capabilities safely and effectively.
Real-Time Production Monitoring

