2320 Tool and Die provides custom die design and building, precision metal stamping, Wire EDM, sinker EDM, EDM hole drilling, CNC milling and turning, tool repair and maintenance, welding, grinding, fixtures, assemblies, and related manufacturing support.

Send us as much information as you currently have, including a drawing, CAD file, print, sample part, material specification, tolerances, anticipated quantity, production requirements, and desired delivery date. If some details are still being developed, our team can help identify what is needed.

Yes. We can evaluate an existing part and may be able to reverse-engineer it, develop the required specifications, and recommend an appropriate manufacturing or tooling process. Contact us so we can review the part and your production needs.

We evaluate projects based on part design, material, tooling requirements, tolerances, and production volume. Our capabilities can support quantities ranging from shorter runs to high-volume production. We will recommend the process that provides the best combination of quality, reliability, and cost.

Lead time depends on the complexity of the part or tool, material availability, machining requirements, heat treatment, testing, inspection, and production quantity. Once we review your project, we will provide a realistic schedule and communicate with you throughout the process.

Yes. We can take a project from concept and CAD design through machining, assembly, tryout, inspection, and production. Keeping tooling and stamping capabilities under one roof helps reduce handoffs, improve communication, and resolve issues more quickly.

A single manufacturing partner can understand how the tool was designed, how it performs in the press, and how the finished part should be produced. This improves accountability, makes adjustments easier, and helps reduce downtime and communication gaps.

Yes. Our experienced tool and die makers repair, rebuild, maintain, and troubleshoot existing tooling. We do more than replace a broken component—we look for the cause of the problem and recommend ways to improve reliability and help prevent it from happening again.

Yes. We understand how costly unplanned downtime can be. Contact us as soon as possible with information about the tool, damaged component, press, and production issue. We will assess the situation and determine the most practical repair path.

Preventive maintenance helps identify wear before it causes part-quality problems or unexpected downtime. Proper inspection, sharpening, adjustment, component replacement, lubrication, and maintenance planning can extend tool life and support consistent production.

We review the print and critical dimensions, test how the selected material behaves, and inspect finished parts using precision measurement and digital visual inspection equipment. When appropriate, we may produce test strips or run individual forming, coining, or shearing operations before finalizing the hardened tooling.

Different metals—and sometimes different batches of the same metal—can respond differently during cutting and forming. We consider material type, thickness, hardness, temper, springback, and other characteristics when designing, testing, and adjusting tooling.

The lowest initial tooling price does not always produce the lowest total cost. A well-designed tool should run efficiently, be easier to maintain, reduce downtime, hold part quality, and perform reliably over its intended life. We design tooling with the complete production process in mind.

Wire electrical discharge machining uses a thin moving wire and controlled electrical sparks to cut conductive material. The wire does not physically contact the workpiece. This process can produce intricate shapes, straight walls, fine details, controlled surface finishes, and very tight tolerances.

Wire EDM is well suited for precision punches, die openings, tooling components, intricate profiles, narrow slots, hardened materials, prototypes, replacement components, and other parts requiring exceptional accuracy. Any suitable material that conducts electricity may be evaluated for Wire EDM.

Wire EDM may be the right choice when a conductive part requires intricate geometry, tight tolerances, sharp internal details, minimal cutting force, or machining after heat treatment. Our team can review your design and help determine whether Wire EDM, CNC machining, or another process is the best fit.

2320 Tool and Die provides precision CNC milling and turning for tooling components, production parts, fixtures, replacement components, and custom applications. Project feasibility depends on the material, geometry, tolerances, dimensions, and quantity.

We offer TIG, MIG, and stick welding for qualifying repair and fabrication projects. We also design and manufacture precision welding fixtures and custom welded units for specialized applications.

Yes. In addition to dies and stamped components, our team can design and manufacture fixtures, assemblies, custom machined and welded units, and equipment for specialized manufacturing needs.

We believe successful manufacturing relationships are built on craftsmanship, honesty, communication, and accountability. Customers can work directly with knowledgeable members of our team without navigating layers of red tape. Our goal is to solve the underlying problem and help your operation succeed long after delivery.

We may not always provide the lowest initial price. Our focus is delivering long-term value through reliable tooling, consistent quality, efficient operation, maintainability, responsive support, and reduced downtime. We provide honest pricing and help customers understand the complete value of the proposed solution.

We work best with companies that value quality, direct communication, problem-solving, and a long-term manufacturing relationship. We collaborate with engineering, purchasing, production, and maintenance teams to develop solutions that work in the customer’s actual operating environment.

Yes. 2320 Tool and Die is proudly American-owned and committed to American manufacturing. Our work is performed by experienced craftspeople who care about the quality, reliability, and performance of every project.