Tooling for Sheet Metal & Stamping

What this sector needs

What we design for

• Material-specific design — Clearance and radii set against the actual grade, thickness and temper you run.
• Blank development done properly — Blank size derived for the formed geometry, not estimated and corrected at tryout.
• Nesting for material yield — Strip layout worked to reduce scrap, which at volume is the largest single cost in the component.
• Burr control across the run — Clearance held so the part still passes at the end of the tool life.

Typical work

What we build for this sector

• Blanking dies for flat components
• Piercing tools for hole patterns held to pitch
• Compound dies where hole-to-profile concentricity matters
• Progressive dies for volume components
• Deep draw and forming tools for three-dimensional geometry
• Trimming and cut-off tools for formed parts

Questions

Common questions