Amerimold 2019: Moldmaking Companies Show Their Stuff
Amerimold 2019 saw a large number of North American moldmaking companies exhibiting their services and accentuating the advantages they bring.
Aalbers Tool and Mold Inc. has a 100,000-square-foot facility in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, and a service shop in Querétaro Mexico. The company specializes in building molds of all sizes, finishes & complexity up to 3,500 in press tonnage size, including injection tooling, two-shot, compression tooling and stack molds.
Ameritech Die & Mold specializes in difficult molding applications in both one- and two-shot applications. Utilizing Moldex 3D Moldflow simulation and incorporating RJG whenever customer requested, the Mooresville, North Carolina-based company supports robust molding solutions that drive consistent shot-to-shot part quality and conformity.
B A Die Mold Inc. (Aurora, Illinois) spotlighted its patented PERC (Programmable Electric Rotating Core) System for fast, accurate and clean molding of threaded parts. The company also emphasized its expertise in building small to medium injection, thermoset and compression molds for complex, tight tolerance parts. Industries served include medical, water filtration, consumer goods, and low volume molding and mold sampling services are available in-house.
Cavalier Tool & Mold of Windsor, Ontario, builds molds for widely diverse applications, including products for the automotive, commercial, recreational, heavy truck and agricultural industries. Specialties include injection, structural foam, gas assist, multi-shot, thermoset, prototype or compression molds.
Custom Mold & Design (Forest Lake, Minnesota) provides mold design and manufacturing, mold trials and process development, precision machined components and they serve such markets as aerospace, consumer products, defense, electronics, industrial and medical.
Maximum Mold Group emphasized its commitment to providing high quality, dependable results at competitive pricing, while continually investing in training, technology and machinery to ensure its customers get the best solutions. This company also happens to be MoldMaking Technology’s 2018 Leadtime Leader!
Prodigy Mold & Tool Inc. specializes in building molds and tooling for the medical, electronics, and consumer goods industries. Precision plastic gears like those shown here are just a sample of the demanding applications this company will take on. High-cavitation molds for caps and closures, automotive enclosures and covers are also a specialty.
Unique Tool & Gauge (Windsor, Ontario) builds aluminum and steel molds for the automotive industry, serving all major automotive producers and Tier 1 suppliers. At Amerimold, the company promoted its advanced manufacturing capabilities and let visitors know about Gauge Rite Inc., its gauge and fixture manufacturing service for the mold and tooling industries.
Amerimold 2019 in Rosemont, Illinois, had so much to offer attendees, including a wide variety of exhibitors who serve the moldmaking industry. But those searching for top mold manufacturing companies discovered a good many exhibiting moldmakers, large and small, who had much to offer in the way of capabilities, products and services. Today’s blog is about the moldmakers!
Check back Thursday for more moldmaker highlights.
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