Since 1958, Unittool Punch & Die Company has made modular punching, shearing, and notching tooling for press brakes and punch presses. Its distinctive C-frame system keeps punches and dies aligned around a pilot pin, allowing manufacturers to combine operations and adjust setups as parts change. In 2022, Unittool joined forces with UniPunch, bringing both brands’ manufacturing and sales under one location.
S.B. Whistler & SonsFounded in 1917 as a custom die shop, Medina, New York’s S.B. Whistler & Sons makes reusable modular tooling systems for punching and notching sheet metal. The company patented the first reusable die system in 1933, and its product line now also includes precision alignment dowels, vacuum holding systems, and deburring equipment. Whistler serves fabricators internationally and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.AKRON, NY
Cleveland Punch & Die CompanyEstablished in 1880, Cleveland Punch & Die manufactures tooling for metal fabricators, including punches, dies and shear blades for ironworker and other industrial machines. Based in Ravenna, Ohio, the company makes its tooling in the USA from proprietary tool steel and maintains a broad stock inventory for quick shipment, while also engineering custom and special-application tooling. Cleveland is a preferred tooling supplier for Franklin Manufacturing and an OEM-recommended source across the industry.RAVENNA, OH
NAEF Press & Dies, IncSince 1909, NAEF Press & Dies has manufactured laboratory punch presses and precision cutting dies for test cutting and production work. Based in Bolton Landing, New York, the company also sharpens and repairs dies—including those made by other manufacturers—and builds custom-shaped dies for specialized applications. Its Band-All line extends the business into automatic product banding, drawing on more than 25 years of banding experience.BOLTON LANDING, NY
US Alloy Die CorporationSince 1955, family-owned US Alloy Die Corporation has made close-tolerance carbide dies, punches and header tooling for manufacturers in Cleveland and far beyond. Founded by World War II veteran Joseph A. Corrao with a $500 bank loan, the company is now led by his grandson alongside other members of the Corrao family and continues to take on custom tooling, repair and rework projects.CLEVELAND, OH