Request a quote
Get a quote from the people who build the tool.
Send what you have. A description is enough to start, and a sketch or a print is a bonus.
We quote tooling and machining, not production molding
Broken mold?
Skip the form and call.
(812) 422-8046Your files and part geometry stay confidential, and an NDA is available whenever you want one in place first.
What happens next.
01
It reaches a person
Your request goes to the people who quote the work, not a sales queue.
02
An engineer reads it
They look at the part, the timing and the tooling approach, and call if anything needs clarifying.
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You get a firm quote
A price and a timeline for your job, not a range off a chart.
Common questions.
What happens after I submit?
It goes straight to the people who quote the work, not a sales queue. An engineer looks at the part, the timing and the tooling approach, and you get a quote with its own price and schedule.
Do I need finished CAD to get a quote?
No. A part description, a sketch or a physical sample is enough to start. Our design engineers work in Creo and SolidWorks and regularly begin from an idea.
What files can I send?
STEP, IGES, SolidWorks, Parasolid, PDF prints, DXF or ZIP, and large assemblies are normal here. Send the form first; files are arranged as a next step.
How is my part geometry protected?
Your files go only to the people quoting and building your work, and they are never sold, shared or used for anything else. If you want an NDA in place on top of that, ours or yours, ask and we will sign one.