This German manufacturer of automotive tooling relies not only on technology, but also the knowledge and expertise needed to assist customers beyond just on-time delivery of quality parts.
In-house commissioning of multi-shot plastic injection molds is expected to pay dividends for this moldmaker—and, perhaps more importantly, for its customers.
For this shop, efforts to adapt to technology that reduces the need for human labor have driven a fundamental and ongoing shift to a more standardized manufacturing process.
This moldmaker didn’t need wire EDM to cut pockets with 90-degree corners into a mold’s cavity plate. Along with a bit of ingenuity, a round end mill proved perfectly sufficient.
The machine tool builder’s new, more centralized location is more convenient for customers and dealers, and it provides greater capabilities for service and support.
Designed by Local Motors in collaboration with a global community, the first direct-digital-manufactured electric vehicle will be purpose-built for the urban transportation needs of Chicago.
That’s according to a recent study that cites aerospace and medical applications among the chief drivers of the industry on the manufacturing side. This technology has plenty of potential to shake up the moldmaking industry as well.
This shop thrives on manufacturing very large molds, but its latest machine purchase also reveals much about its plans to process that work as efficiently as possible.
That’s the slogan on the door of the Smartforce Rally Fighter, a collaboratively developed car that will appear at an April 16 event dedicated to raising awareness of what manufacturing careers have to offer.