Tooling designed for the volumes and tolerances your production actually needs.
Redyna designs injection moulds, progressive dies, jigs and fixtures for manufacturers, using your production specifications — machine, volume, material and tolerance — as design inputs from the start.
Before: tooling designed in isolation
Tooling designed without real production input gets modified three times before the first run. That's time, that's money, and that's a delayed launch. Nobody budgets for a cavity re-cut, but everyone ends up paying for one.
After: tooling designed in context
When tooling is designed around your volumes, your materials, and your press or injection machine specs, it runs correctly the first time it's commissioned. Cooling is designed, not guessed. Ejection is planned around the part, not bolted on.
The bridge
Redyna designs tooling using the production specs you provide from the start, and validates critical decisions with Moldflow before steel is ordered. We coordinate directly with your toolroom or supplier so intent doesn't get lost in a file transfer.
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Mould base and cavity layout built around your press
- Injection mould design
- Progressive and compound die design
- Jig and fixture design
- Tooling assembly drawings
- Supplier coordination support
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Questions about tool design & development
Tell us what you need tooled.
You'll get a reply from the engineer who would do the work, not a coordinator.