With molding, you can easily create intricate shapes for your custom parts and products in a simple process. Companies that need to produce repeatable parts with strict mechanical requirements choose molding.

Rapid prototyping is a group of 3D printing techniques that work by quickly crafting 3D models to scale from Computer Assisted Design (CAD) files through fast fabrication or assembly technologies.

Using pressure die casting, metal components that have tight tolerances and are net-shaped can be produced quickly, reliably, and cost-effectively. Under high pressure, molten metal alloys are injected into steel molds (or tools) during pressure die casting.

Low-volume manufacturing is a specialised service which produces high-quality parts in short quantities, typically less than 100,000 parts, depending on the manufacturing process.
By manufacturing low volumes, our customers spend less time and money on tooling and materials, and get to market quicker. Moreover, it can respond more quickly to shorter product life cycles, which are crucial between prototyping and mass production.

CNC machined parts are manufactured by removing a thin layer of material from digital 3D designs. CNC machines are used in a wide range of industries to produce parts and prototypes.

All the steps required to turn semifinished shapes into finished products are included in secondary finishing. Among them are reheating, surface conditioning, hot rolling, cold rolling, heat treating, surface coating, cooling, cutting, coiling, sizing, etc.