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China Plastic Injection Molding

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Metal Die Casting
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What Some of Our Clients Say...

"First off, I would like to say that it is a pleasure to work with you and Bill of the Titoma organization. You are prime examples of what it takes to make a company a world class end to end manufacturing organization that meets or exceeds needs of its customers. Hats off to you and your owners!"

- Russell Huffman, New Tech Alarms

"I am honored to testify as a satisfied customer. I'm very happy with the work you did during the manufacturing phase, and especially grateful for the attention you gave me during the whole process."

- Edgar Orozco, AVICORVI SA

"We decided to work with Titoma because of their reputation and competitive price. We saved up to 100% higher on NRE (Non Recurring Expenses, i.e. design and molds) and 50% on parts. They delivered full turnkey development with impressive professionalism and quality. We have further products lined up for the coming year, and we will look forward to working with Titoma again."

- Michael Jones, Nigami Enterprises

"I recommend Titoma as an excellent partner for die-casted and injection molded parts. During the whole process we had very fast communication, and Titoma offered many useful suggestions on how to improve our mechanical design to avoid problems. The resulting parts were beautiful with a nice finish, and they managed to achieve the tight tolerances we required."

- Jacek Rydzewski, Grupa Techniczna

"We used to buy our custom made keyboards directly from a factory in Taiwan. Unfortunately, working with them turned out to be a major headache--endless shipping delays, which cost us a lot of customers. Two years ago, we asked Titoma to select and manage a new factory. Having a team on the ground that really understands quality and is able to make decisions on the spot saved us a lot of time and hassle."

- Henk Smit, BNC Distribution
 
 
 
 
 
 

China Metal Stamping

Metal stamping involves forming a piece of metal with a dedicated piece of tooling and stamping the piece through a mechanical press. During the metal stamping operation, the upper die is attached to the ram and the lower die is attached to the stationary bolster. As the press is activated, the ram moves vertically towards the bolster to form the piece of metal over the lower die. Metal stamping presses can perform a diverse range of operations such as blanking, piercing, forming and drawing as well as combinations of these processes.

Secondary Processes

Plating
Plating is used for a variety of reasons including corrosion resistance, solderability and wearability. The most common plating materials are gold, palladium, nickel, and tin. Strips of metal can be pre-plated to avoid a secondary process. Gold and other precious metals can be selectively plated onto a strip and reels of finished parts can be control-depth dipped to substantially reduce the plating costs. Strips of gold and other precious metals can be bonded onto a strip as an inlay or cladding.

Each application requires a unique set of properties and best choice of plating is most dependant upon a cost vs. performance analysis. Engineers can assist in the selection of a plating material and process that best matches each application.

Cleaning
A variety of cleaning options exist for preparing parts for heat treat, plating or assembly. Individual parts and reels of parts are cleaned to remove metal stamping oils and films. 

Heat Treat
A heat treat process is used on products that require additional strength after metal stamping. This process is used only when the formability of the final product does not allow it to be formed or coined without cracking. Therefore, the part is stamped in the soft state and then hardened.

Although the heat treat process may be required to achieve critical performance properties, it is avoided whenever possible. Not only does it add additional cost and lead-time to products, it induces additional variation into the final part. A feature formed in the soft state will relax during heat treat. The amount of relaxation varies from part-to-part and from material lot-to-material lot, resulting in increased part variability.

Deburring
Although CPIM can meet most minimal burr requirements directly out of the metal stamping die, deburring is available for parts that must be free of sharp corners. Abrasive and chemical deburring options exist for all types of products.

Please contact Piotr Gluszczuk at the Titoma Group for more information, a quick quote, or other inquiries: Or click here to contact a representative nearest you.

Titoma Group - China Plastic Injection Molding
Tel +886 2 2727 2089

 

 

Rapid Tooling, Tooling for Export Molds, High Precision Tooling, Automotive Parts, Blow Molding, Co-injection Tooling, Rubber Molding, Medical Parts, Metal Die Casting, Metal Stamping, Technical Ceramics, Rapid Prototyping