Jigs and fixtures that make the next hundred parts easier than the first.
Custom jigs, fixtures and tooling designed to hold, align or guide a part through production — so quality holds steady from the first unit to the last, and setup time drops with every repeat run.
What we build
Welding jigs that hold fit-up square and repeatable, assembly fixtures that remove guesswork from a build sequence, and inspection or alignment tooling that catches drift before it becomes scrap. Built in the same materials and to the same standard as the parts they're built to serve.
Designed alongside the part, not after it
Where a part's going into any kind of repeat run, we look at the tooling it'll need at the same time as the part itself — see Design for Manufacture — rather than treating fixturing as an afterthought once the first batch has already hit problems.
The tooling behind the parts
The same shop floor that builds jigs and fixtures builds the sheet metal and structural parts they're designed to hold — see Sheet Metal Design and Steel Structures.
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