Laboratory Dies

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At ODC Tooling & Molds, we relentlessly pursue the best manufacturing methods and materials to provide the finest physical, laboratory and specimen dies available. If required, our product specialist can assist and give advice on custom die requirements and integration into your testing equipment. Through our die repair and recertification program, we can ensure that your dies deliver the maximum value and precision possible.

Laboratory dies case and certification

FEATURES

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  • High carbon tool steel, vacuum heat treated for high hardness and long life

  • Multi-pass Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) for extremely parallel inside walls

  • Honed edge for cleaner cutting and reduced tonnage requirements

  • Full range of adaptors and mounting plates available for all presses

  • Gang dies, ejection systems, adaptors, custom shanks and hand mallets are available

 

 

RANGE OF DIES

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  • ASTM Metric and Imperial
  • ISO
  • JIS
  • DIN
  • BS
  • Custom Dies for various rubber, plastics and textile applications

 

Current Product List

INSPECTION & CERTIFICATION

 

ODC adheres to a stringent process for all of its' inspection and certification processes. These processes are applied consistently to all new dies we manufacture. Every die is subjected to the same level of inspection before they are shipped to ensure they conform to required test specifications.

  • We are ISO 9001:2015 registered

  • ISO Certificate available for your records (see PDF to the right)

  • NIST traceable devices for all in-house certifications

  • Third party ISO 17025 inspections available upon request

  • Inspection certification accompanies each die

  • Dies securely ship and store in an impact resistant case

 

CONTACT US

small page with a bent corner with the text PDF in the center.  A copy of ODC's ISO certificate is available by clicking here

 

 

WE ARE COMMITTED TO THE MANUFACTURE OF BEST-IN-CLASS TOOLING, MOLDS & ENGINEERED CUTTING DIES