From toolmaker to design engineer
Buildable tools, complete strip layouts, detailed components, and follow-up through tryout. One engineer who has stood at the bench and at the CAD seat.
GI-210 · Progressive die assembly
What shops hire
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Strip development through complete tool design. Stations that feed, form, and pierce without surprises at tryout.
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100% detailed components, including EDM layouts, plan and section views, and BOMs split by tool section and purchased items.
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Checking fixtures, low-volume tooling, and one-off machines designed around annual demand and shop reality.
From the board
SolidWorks models released by JLD. Customer part numbers stay off the public page.
GI-210Complete tool with red-shoed plates, guide posts, and full station development.
Strip layoutCarrier through cutoff — formed details leaving the strip in sequence.
Tube form dieUpper and lower dies with copper cooling circuits designed into the form stations.
Job 2097Upper, lower, stripper, and strip for a triangular progression.
Proof
Fast, reliable, competent and reasonably priced. Always there with follow-up support.
Daniel Laskaris · General Manager, Gordon Industries
A world-class tool and SolidWorks designer. Dedicated and professional across years of work together.
Jim Scott · President & Senior Engineer, SECO Seals, Inc.
Next step
Describe the part, volume, and what you need designed. Confidentiality is treated as part of the job.
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