Die-making services
New Tool and Die Projects
We coordinate new die and press tool projects from start to finish, from the study of the part to the validation of the tool on the press.
- A coordinator for every project
- Follow-up through to buy-off
- Network of partner companies
Die-making projects coordinated from start to finish
A new die-making project involves many stages and, usually, several companies: engineering, machining, assembly, fitting and press trials. Rommat Try Out coordinates the entire process so that the customer has a single point of contact throughout the project.
We work with a network of partner companies that carry out specific industrial processes. Our role is to plan the work, assign each process to the right partner, follow up every stage and resolve any issues that arise.
What kind of projects we coordinate
Our team has experience in progressive dies, transfer dies and tandem lines, mainly for automotive body parts, both reinforcements and visible parts. Each project is planned around the part, the expected production volumes and the press the die will run on.
Follow-up until the die is accepted
The project does not end when the die has been built. Next comes the tryout: the press trials and adjustments needed until buy-off, the moment the customer validates and accepts the die. We follow this stage continuously and, throughout the project, we keep production costs as efficient and economical as possible.
Scope
What the service includes
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Project study
Analysis of the part, the customer’s requirements and the target press to define the die concept.
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Coordination of partners
Assignment of each industrial process, such as engineering, machining or assembly, to trusted partner companies.
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Planning and follow-up
Control of lead times and of every stage of the project, with a coordinator as the customer’s point of contact.
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Trials and validation
Press tryouts and adjustments until the correct part and the customer’s buy-off are achieved.
Method
How we coordinate each project
Rommat Try Out coordinates the whole process and partner companies carry out the specific industrial processes. The customer always deals with a coordinator.
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Study of the job
We analyse the part, the die and the customer’s requirements to define the scope of the work.
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Assigned coordinator
A coordinator takes charge of the project and is the customer’s point of contact at every stage.
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Allocation among partners
Each industrial process is assigned to the partner company with the right resources.
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Continuous follow-up
We follow every stage, control lead times and resolve any issues that arise.
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Validation and buy-off
The work ends when the customer validates and accepts the die.
Information and quotes
Tell us the type of work, the part and the expected timescales. We will reply with the information needed to assess the project.