Metal Tooling

Toolmaking is a key area in the manufacture of high-quality, precision parts and components in various sectors of industry, such as the automotive, aerospace, electronics, medical and many oth

High-quality materials:

Tools and moulds are generally made from high-quality materials such as hardened steels, ceramics or composite materials. These materials are chosen for their durability, wear resistance and dimensional stability.

Advanced technologies:

The machining of precision tools is often carried out on machines that guarantee high precision and repeatability. In addition, advanced technology such as EDM is used to create details.

Customised projects:

Each tool and mould is designed according to the specific requirements of the customer and the application. This includes considerations of geometry, material, surface finish and tolerances.

Maintenance and repair:

Regular maintenance and repair of tools and moulds is essential to ensure their longevity and continued performance. To this end, the tools and moulds are designed with dummy dies and cavities to make it easier to change and/or maintain them when necessary, significantly extending the life of the set.

Integration with manufacturing processes:

Tools and moulds play a critical role in ensuring that the parts produced meet quality specifications. They are an integral part of manufacturing processes and directly affect the quality of the end product.

Long-term cost reduction:

Investing in tools and moulds may initially seem expensive, but it can lead to significant savings in the long term, as production is more efficient, and the quality and repeatability of the product is high and consistent.

Qualification and training:

Professionals working in toolmaking generally undergo specialised training to develop the specific skills needed to operate machines and create tools and moulds with high precision.

Technological evolution:

Toolmaking continues to evolve with the advance of technology. New techniques, materials and processes are constantly being developed to meet the increasingly demanding requirements of industry.