Extrusion dies made to customer drawings

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In-house tooling manufacturing

Extrusion dies made to customer drawings

We manufacture extrusion dies, extrusion head components and replacement working elements to the customer’s completed design documentation. We assess manufacturing feasibility and agree on technical requirements before production.

Extrusion die and tooling components at the Promservice production facility

Extrusion tooling we manufacture

We review orders for tooling and individual components. The customer’s documentation defines the geometry, material and requirements for working surfaces.

Extrusion tooling from our production

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Processes and materials

We define the sequence of operations according to the part geometry, material, accuracy requirements and surface specifications.

CNC milling of a component at Promservice

From blank to finished component

Our tooling facility combines mechanical machining, EDM and finishing. We agree on manufacturing questions with the customer.

  • CNC milling
  • Turning
  • Electrical discharge machining (EDM)
  • Grinding and polishing
Our machining capabilities

Material specified in the drawing

We machine tool steels, alloy steels and other steels specified in the design documentation. Before accepting an order, we assess whether the specified grade can be machined and the required characteristics achieved.

Heat treatment and finishing

Where required, the manufacturing process includes heat treatment suited to the steel grade and technical requirements. We agree on hardness, surface roughness and finishing requirements when reviewing the documentation.

How we handle your order

From documentation review to delivery, with technical requirements, price and lead time agreed in advance.

  1. Design documentation

    Send drawings, a 3D model if available, the material, quantity and technical requirements.

  2. Manufacturing review

    We assess feasibility, define the operations and clarify the required parameters.

  3. Quotation

    We calculate price and lead time based on the material, machining complexity and number of parts.

  4. Manufacturing

    After order approval, we prepare production and carry out the specified operations.

  5. Quality inspection

    We check dimensions, geometry and other parameters against the documentation and agreed inspection plan.

  6. Delivery

    We deliver the finished components or tooling under the agreed order terms.

Quality control and restoration

We inspect the agreed characteristics of manufactured components. Repair enquiries are reviewed according to the tooling’s condition.

Meeting technical requirements

  • Dimensions and geometry

    Our quality control department checks dimensions, tolerances and the relative positions of elements against the documentation.

  • Working surfaces

    Requirements for forming channels, profiles and surface condition are included in process planning and the inspection plan.

Quality management system

Our company operates an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management system. Certification was carried out by TÜV Thüringen.

Extrusion die repair and restoration

We review extrusion tooling repair enquiries. Depending on the design, material and damage, work may include:

  • Machining and finishing working surfaces
  • Manufacturing components to replace worn elements
  • Modifying individual elements to agreed documentation

For an initial review, send a description of the issue, photographs and available drawings. We determine repair feasibility and scope after technical review; a physical inspection may be required.

Send a repair enquiry

Frequently asked questions

Do you manufacture extrusion dies to customer drawings?

Yes. We manufacture extrusion dies and tooling components to the customer’s completed design documentation. Before accepting an order, we assess manufacturing feasibility and agree on technical requirements.

Do you design extrusion heads?

This service covers manufacturing to the customer’s completed documentation. Designing extrusion heads from scratch is outside its scope. Manufacturing preparation questions are agreed with the customer.

Can I order an individual extrusion die component?

Yes. We review orders for individual components and replacement working elements to drawings, taking account of the material, geometry and technical requirements.

Can you manufacture a die from a sample without a drawing?

Manufacturing requires documentation with sufficient information about geometry, material and technical requirements. If only a sample is available, the feasibility of the order needs a separate preliminary review.

Do you repair extrusion dies?

We review enquiries for repairs, surface restoration and replacement of individual components. Feasibility and scope depend on the tooling’s condition, material and documentation; a physical inspection may be required.

What determines the manufacturing price?

The price depends on the material, geometry complexity, tolerances, surface requirements, operations and quantity. We calculate each quotation individually after reviewing the documentation.

What is the manufacturing lead time?

Lead time depends on part complexity, material availability, the required operations and production capacity. We determine the schedule after technical review and agree on it in the quotation.

Send drawings for a quotation

Need an extrusion die, an extrusion head component or a replacement element? Send your documentation so we can assess manufacturing feasibility and calculate the price.

What to include in your enquiry

  • Part or assembly drawing
  • 3D model, if available
  • Material grade
  • Required quantity
  • Dimensions, tolerances and working surface requirements
  • Other technical requirements; for repairs, a description and photos of the damage

Manufacturing or repair enquiry

Drawings and 3D models (optional)