Technical guide
A sheet metal die starts with a feasibility study with the customer, possibly validated by a pilot die, continues with 3D CAD design and simulation of movements, construction in the toolroom, and concludes with tryout, sampling and pre-series production through to part approval.
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A sheet metal die starts with a feasibility study with the customer, possibly validated by a pilot die, continues with 3D CAD design and simulation of movements, construction in the toolroom, and concludes with tryout, sampling and pre-series production through to part approval.
Since 1969, we have been designing and building sheet metal dies in Rosà (VI): feasibility study with the customer, 3D CAD design, construction in our own toolroom and tryout with dimensional inspection. UNI EN ISO 9001:2015 certification by TÜV SÜD.
It depends on the complexity of the part: lead times are defined in the feasibility study.
2D drawings or 3D models (PDF, STEP, IGES, DXF, DWG).
A pre-production die used to verify critical stages before the final die.
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Bean Force
Up to 10× the force of a spring, from the bottom up, in a few centimetres. For press tools, high-pressure valves, seismic dissipators for racking and steel structures and wherever more force is needed.
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