What kinds of parts are made using compound dies?
Parts made with compound dies typically are flat. The complete stamping is made with one stroke of the press. This means all features are made at the same time, both I.D. and O.D., the features hold very close tolerances. Parts with tight concentricity or true position call-outs are excellent candidates for compound dies. Due to the process, parts requiring tight flatness callouts are also excellent candidates.
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What kinds of parts are made using Progressive dies?
Progressive die tooling provides the flexibility to perform multiple processes. These processes can incorporate punching, coining, bending, drawing as well as other processes. The result of having multiple processes is that complex parts can be made.
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Do we have a die transfer program?
Multitech has successfully helped two of our customers move part are all of their stamping processes to our production facility. This allows them to focus on their core business while continuing to get first class stampings when they need them.
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What kind of secondary processes and operations are available?
What kind of secondary processes and operation are available?
We have partnered with many outside ISO certified suppliers for most of the common needs of our customers:
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Most plating and organic coatings
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Deburring
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Heat-Treating
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Double disc Grinding
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Proto-type and short run products
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Tapping
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Bring your requirements and we will work to provide you with a completepackage.
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How are the Tools made and the Tools maintained?
The tooling starts by being designed in-house. After design, Multitech manufactures the tooling in our fully outfitted tool room. During extremely busy times or for very specific processes, we also utilize well-established outside tooling sources. All tooling is maintained and repaired in-house.
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What kind of equipment are you using to make your stampings?
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