Engineering articles from Manor Tool: finite element analysis, forming simulation, prototyping, tolerances and design decisions that shape stamped part cost and quality.
Key Takeaway: Engineering decisions in progressive die design dictate up to 80% of total production cost. Strategic Design for Manufacturability (DFM) reduces lead times by eliminating trial-and-error, while…
Read article →What started as a small tool and die shop more than 60 years ago has become a world-class metal stamping company. At Manor Tool, we specialize in punching,…
Read article →While prototype creation is highly beneficial in designing parts and detecting errors before production, it can be time consuming and costly. Metal stamping simulations are an ideal solution,…
Read article →Since our inception in 1959, Manor Tool has grown from a small tool and die shop to an industry-leading provider of metal stamping services. We can handle project…
Read article →Prototyping isn’t just about speed—it’s about reshaping how metal stamping evolves. Ford’s breakthrough slashed die production from weeks down to hours, demonstrating the potential of rapid prototype tooling…
Read article →A major consideration with any product or component design is cost; taking the cost out of a product is a key function and the bane of many engineers.…
Read article →In component manufacturing and metal stamping, sometimes there are complex geometries in projects, and these complexities offer an infinite number of variables that could negatively impact quality control.…
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