Machining with the final fit in mind
Cavity and core manufacturing must account for heat treatment, final machining allowances and the fit of slides, inserts and ejection components. The machining plan follows the approved mold design.

Translate the approved mold design into a maintainable production tool. The manufacturing sequence brings together tool steel selection, roughing, heat treatment, finishing, fitting and mold trials.
Cavity and core manufacturing must account for heat treatment, final machining allowances and the fit of slides, inserts and ejection components. The machining plan follows the approved mold design.
Cooling access, replaceable wear parts and practical disassembly are reviewed with the expected production conditions. These choices are part of the tooling specification.
Mold trials provide an opportunity to review filling, part release, visible defects and sample dimensions. Any changes and the final acceptance criteria are recorded with the project.

Review the part before cutting steel. Resolve draft, filling, cooling and ejection in the tooling design.
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Aluminum cast components for housings, lighting, automotive and industrial applications.
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Detailed zinc alloy components for hardware, locks, fittings and finished assemblies.
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