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Die-making services

Tool and Die Auxiliary Work

Coordination of the auxiliary work and components that dies and press tools need during manufacture, tryout and their life in production.

  • Complementary work
  • Specialised partner companies
  • A single point of contact
Transfer stamping die

Auxiliary die-making work

In addition to the die itself, a die-making project requires auxiliary work and components: complementary workshop processes, components, fixtures and other tasks that accompany the manufacture, tryout and maintenance of the tool.

Rommat Try Out coordinates this auxiliary work through its network of partner companies, so that the customer does not have to manage each supplier separately.

Integrated into the project

Each job has a coordinator who plans the work, follows it up and resolves any issues. This way, the auxiliary work progresses at the same pace as the rest of the die-making project.

Scope

What the service includes

  • Workshop processes

    Complementary processes carried out by partner companies with the right machinery.

  • Components and fixtures

    Auxiliary components needed for the manufacture, assembly and testing of the die.

  • Coordination

    A coordinator plans each job and follows it up until delivery.

  • Competitive costs

    The cost of each job is adjusted so that the project is as efficient as possible.

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.

  1. Study of the job

    We analyse the part, the die and the customer’s requirements to define the scope of the work.

  2. Assigned coordinator

    A coordinator takes charge of the project and is the customer’s point of contact at every stage.

  3. Allocation among partners

    Each industrial process is assigned to the partner company with the right resources.

  4. Continuous follow-up

    We follow every stage, control lead times and resolve any issues that arise.

  5. 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.