Cleveland Die & Manufacturing, incorporated in 1973, produces stamping and assemblies for the automotive and appliance industries. Co-owners Juan and Liliana Chahda became full owners in 1985; the company operates manufacturing plants in Middleburg Heights, Ohio, and Querétaro, Mexico.
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Capital Tool CompanyFounded in 1964, Capital Tool Company designs and builds metal stamping dies, including progressive, transfer, and line dies. The Cleveland company serves automotive, aerospace, and appliance industries, and operates from a 30,000-square-foot facility.CLEVELAND, OH
Dependable Stamping CompanyDependable Stamping Company is a third-generation, family-owned Cleveland manufacturer whose roots in steel stamping reach back to the 1940s. The Beres family has operated the business as Dependable Stamping since 1980, expanding it to two facilities with more than 70,000 square feet and 40 employees. Today, the company serves regional and national manufacturers with custom metal stampings and sheet-metal parts.EUCLID, OH
Anchor Manufacturing Group, IncFounded in Cleveland in 1970 as Edward Pfaff’s family-owned tool and die shop, Anchor Manufacturing Group now makes metal stampings, welded assemblies and fabricated parts for automotive, heavy-vehicle and industrial customers. Its 350,000-square-foot operation combines an internal tool-and-die facility with more than 60 stamping presses and over 40 flexible weld cells, supporting shipments across North America, Europe and Asia. Anchor is annually certified to IATF 16949, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.CLEVELAND, OH
APR Tool LLC (APR Tool & Askar Metal Stamping)Established in 1973, APR Tool LLC and Askar Metal Stamping make custom tooling, dies and precision-machined assemblies for manufacturers. The Cleveland operation combines a full-service tool room with metal-stamping capacity, handling projects from small tooling to assemblies weighing up to 6,000 pounds and measuring 48 inches.WILLOUGHBY, OH