With more than 40 years in the die industry, Northwest Ohio’s Fremont Cutting Dies manufactures custom cutting dies and handles related machining and fabrication in-house. Its one-stop-shop model runs from in-house 2-D and 3-D design through production and inspection, including ISO 17025-certified inspection equipment. The company also provides contract machining and custom steel fabrication for projects ranging from single items to small production runs.
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Ohio Custom DiesWith more than 40 years in the die-making industry, Ohio Custom Dies designs and manufactures aluminum extrusion dies and custom precision-machined parts. The North Jackson company works directly with customers from design through production, using documented feedback to refine future die designs and support better first runs. Its extrusion dies range from 4 to 22 inches in diameter, alongside tooling and customized machinery parts for industrial manufacturers.NORTH JACKSON, OH.png/:/rs=h:200,cg:true,m/qt=q:95)
O.F. Machining, LLCO.F. Machining, LLC., based in Carey, Ohio, combines precision CNC machining with custom fabrication and waterjet cutting to serve as a tool-and-die solution provider. Its shop works from 3-D CAD designs and machines all types of metal, including large parts on a bridge mill with travels exceeding 125 inches. Quality is checked with a Hexagon CMM, and the company’s standard is simple: work that does not pass inspection does not ship.CAREY, OH
May Industries of Ohio, IncFor more than 50 years, May Industries of Ohio has turned customer designs into custom metal parts and finished assemblies from its North Royalton operation. Its in-house process runs from die design and CNC machining through fabrication, finishing and assembly, allowing the company to manage projects from raw material to shipping for both prototype work and low- to high-volume production. May also maintains an in-house tooling operation, with dies designed, built and maintained by its own toolmakers.CLEVELAND, OH
Key Dies, IncSince 1988, Key Dies has combined hand craftsmanship with modern cutting technology to make steel rule dies and related tooling for die-cutting operations. The central Pennsylvania company has grown from three employees working with hand-cut jigsaws to a 25-person, two-shift operation in a 24,000-square-foot facility, while its original employees still help manage daily production. Key Dies also provides prototyping, reverse engineering and contract laser or water-jet cutting, with a focus on accurate tooling and quick turnaround.ANNVILLE, PA