Which die for which job?
Progressive, transfer, manual and trim dies, plus welding and checking fixtures.
Progressive die
The strip advances from station to station in a single press; a finished part leaves with every stroke. The lowest piece cost in high volume production.
Transfer die
The part is carried mechanically between stations. Suited to large parts cut free of the strip that require deep drawing.
Manual die
Single dies fed by the operator. The most economical route for low volumes and for the sample or prototype stage.
Trim die
Cutting away excess material after forming and finishing the edges. The step that brings the part to its final dimensional accuracy.
Welding fixtures
Jigs that hold parts in a repeatable position in welded assembly groups, preventing distortion in series production.
Checking fixtures
Gauges that quickly verify the dimensional and form conformity of the produced part under shop floor conditions.
From drawing to first shipment
Enquiry & feasibility
We review your technical drawing or 3D model and assess it for manufacturability and cost.
Design & simulation
Process and die design are carried out; strip layout reveals the risks before any steel is cut.
Die manufacturing
CNC machining, EDM and assembly in our own workshop; every stage under our own control.
Trial & approval
Sample stamping on the press, dimensional inspection report and any revisions needed — ours until approval.
Series production
Series production with the approved die, periodic die maintenance and delivery tracking.
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- 01Technical drawing or 3D model of the part
- 02Material type and sheet thickness
- 03Annual production volume
- 04Expected lead time