Serving stamping customers for more than 30 years, Centaur Tool & Die is a Bowling Green, Ohio manufacturer known for building progressive and line die tooling. Its work supports industries ranging from automotive to farm equipment, with engineering and repair assistance available for tooling projects.
Gentzler Tool & Die, IncFounded by Paul Gentzler in 1953, Gentzler Tool & Die makes precision tooling, dies, and stamped metal parts for manufacturers from its Uniontown, Ohio operation. The company can run simple to complex progressive dies up to 72 inches long and operates a 20,000-square-foot facility alongside a 14,000-square-foot warehouse. Gentzler is ISO 9001:2015 certified and serves production needs ranging from short runs to long-run manufacturing.GREEN, OH
Toledo Tool & DieSince 1940, Toledo Tool & Die has grown from a two-door service garage into a Kujawa family-led manufacturer of automotive stamping tools, dies and parts. Its Toledo-area and Pioneer operations include a 105,000-square-foot facility where engineering, in-house die building and high-volume stamping support vehicle programs for manufacturers such as Honda, Nissan and Tesla. Four generations of family leadership remain central to the company’s culture and continuous-improvement approach.TOLEDO, OH
Imperial Die & Manufacturing CompanyFounded in 1959 by Cleveland die makers Andrew Lapossy and Alfred Thurer, Imperial Die & Manufacturing is a long-running American manufacturer whose work has kept customers returning for decades. Now based in Strongsville, Ohio, the company designs and builds precision progressive stamping dies while also producing stamped metal parts for industrial customers. Its 26,750-square-foot facility brings the work under one roof, supporting a practical, experienced approach to American manufacturing.STRONGSVILLE, OH
Blue Ash Tool & Die Co., IncBlue Ash Tool & Die Co., Inc. has been a Cincinnati-area precision manufacturer since 1964, with a reputation built through six decades of work for commercial and government customers. Its 20,000-square-foot facility is best known for aviation ground-support tooling and complex machining, while an apprenticeship program dating to the 1970s has helped develop Ohio journeyman tool and die makers.BLUE ASH, OH