Frequently asked questions about sheet metal dies

Since 1969 it has been designing and building dies for blanking and cold forming of sheet metal: progressive dies, transfer dies, dies with tapping units, compound dies, dies for small metal parts and high-speed dies. On request, it also stamps the part.

In a progressive die the part advances between stations while still attached to the strip; in a transfer die it is separated and moved by gripper systems. Transfer is suited to larger parts or deep forming.

Yes, progressive dies for high-speed presses such as Bruderer, with strip from 0.05 mm and inserts in Widia and sintered steels.

A 2D drawing or 3D model (PDF, STEP, IGES, DXF, DWG), material, thickness, annual quantities and press specifications if available.

Within 24 working hours.

Yes, the feasibility study is carried out together with the customer to optimise costs and performance and may include a pilot die.

Yes, UNI EN ISO 9001:2015 with TÜV SÜD.

CNC machining centres with 3D CAM, four wire EDM machines (travels up to 800 × 600 × 310 mm), a sinker EDM, surface grinders and dimensional inspection equipment.

Electric motors, automotive, household appliances, construction, furniture, agriculture, combustion and gas, electrical equipment, terminals and connectors.

At Via Segafredo 112 in Rosà (VI). Monday–Friday 07:30–19:30, Saturday 07:30–12:30; visits preferably by appointment.