Plastic Injection Mold / Tooling
A plastic injection mold is a precision-engineered tool used in the injection molding process to produce plastic parts with high accuracy and consistency. Made from hardened steel or aluminum, the mold consists of two halves—the core and the cavity—that shape molten plastic into a final part when injected under high pressure. Molds can feature complex mechanisms such as slides, lifters, and unscrewing actions to accommodate intricate geometries. Designed for high-volume production, plastic injection molds ensure repeatability, efficiency, and durability in manufacturing parts for industries such as automotive, medical, consumer goods, and electronics.
Stamping Dies
A stamping die is a precision-engineered tool used in the metal stamping process to cut, form, and shape sheet metal into specific parts. It consists of a punch and die set that, when pressed together, creates precise shapes with high repeatability. Stamping dies are commonly used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and appliance manufacturing.
A trim die is a specialized type of stamping die designed to remove excess material from a stamped or molded part, ensuring precise edges and final dimensions. Trim dies are often used in metal forming and plastic molding processes to enhance part accuracy, consistency, and quality, making them essential for high-volume production environments.
Machining Gallery
Two shot self contained and small insert tooling show
CNC Cylindrical Grinding
Graphite Electrodes