PressForm3D die casting tooling design

Tooling for non-ferrous pressure die casting

Tooling that runs right the first time

I design high pressure die casting moulds, trim dies and gravity dies for aluminium alloys. You receive a package that can be manufactured and put straight into production — no rework on the shop floor.

Aluminium die castings produced from tooling I designed
Parts produced from my tooling designs
40
years designing casting tooling
200+
completed tooling projects
18
recurring clients
1994
CAD/CAM training at EDS, Cologne

Why the designer decides more than the machine

A mistake in the tooling design does not show up on the drawing. It shows up at launch, when the metal is already in and the mould is in the machine.

  1. 01

    The tooling cannot be made

    The design does not suit the machines on your floor: features that cannot be cut, mechanisms that cannot be built.

  2. 02

    The part comes out defective

    Porosity, short shots, cold shuts, gas cavities, geometry drifting out of tolerance.

  3. 03

    Rework costs

    A failed launch means rebuilding the mould — comparable in money to a new project.

  4. 04

    Missed production dates

    While the tool is being corrected nothing is produced, and commitments to your own customer are already made.

  5. 05

    Short tool life

    The mould survives few shots and goes for repair long before it should.

What you receive

Documentation to your standard

Assembly and detail drawings, specifications and bought-out part lists. Drawings are normally issued to ESKD, the Russian equivalent of ISO drawing practice; where a project requires ISO or a customer standard, the package is prepared accordingly.

Native NX files

I work in Siemens NX (Unigraphics) and deliver native .prt files alongside STEP — not geometry converted twice on the way to your tool room. My CAD/CAM training was at EDS in Cologne in 1994, with the company that owned Unigraphics.

Correspondence in English. NDA on request. Time zone UTC+4.

Who I work with

Plants that have mastered and now produce parts from tooling I designed.

Send the part — get a price and a schedule

Request a quote

Attach a 3D model or a drawing of the part and tell me which machine it runs on. Within 24 hours you get a fixed price, a delivery date and a draft contract.

  • What I need
  • 3D model or drawing of the part
  • Die casting machine type
  • Alloy and annual volume