Well designed and strongly built tooling, that performs as promised, is our word to you that is always kept at Rockford Toolcraft.
Our management staff, our designers and our tool and die makers have spent their entire working careers specializing in the die trade. This shows in our product and that is how we get so much repeat business. Some customers have been with us almost since our start in 1976.
The fact that we also have a high volume production Stamping Department, is also a big advantage to the customer. Not only are your dies designed to perform by experienced production oriented designers, but you can schedule pilot run-offs under production conditions and watch the actual results.
Since our Stamping Department′s start in 1985, we have lived by one main rule - ′′Constant Improvement.′′ We have been doing it long before it became a mainstream buzzword.
Our specialty is running progressive and transfer tooling from 100 tons to 1,500 tons capacity. Most all of our work is coil fed and has medium to high volume. We thrive on complicated parts that your average stamper cannot produce. Your buyers don′t get excuses from us - they get parts! They get them on-time and get them made to specifications.
We feature all late model equipment in a modern, clean plant. The real beauty of our Stamping Department is that we back it up with nearly 50 skilled tool and die makers to build and maintain your tooling. It′s a win-win situation. I hope you try us, as we think you′ll be pleasantly surprised.
Our strong tooling/engineering power have created many value added, in press type operations that reduce labor costs and help our customers stay competitive in today’s price driven market.
We have 38 presses up to 4400 tons and offer transfer and coil capacity up to 1/2′′ thick x 60′′ wide. With over a 50 person modern toolroom, 10 die designers, 3D CAD design and cutting edge ′′AutoForm′′ forming simulation software, we can assist in your product design, make prototypes, design & build the tooling, and run your most challenging parts.
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