Header Dies and Cold Forming Tooling
June 25, 2009 by
In today’s economy, companies need products that are made right the first time. For those companies that need quick and reliable manufacturing of tool and die products, look no further than Header Die & Tool Inc. Header Die & Tool Inc is based in Rockford, Illinois and has been providing exceptional customer value and satisfaction since 1954.
Since they were established, Header Die & Tool has grown from a supplier for a local fastener manufacturer into a global supplier of cold forming tooling and other specialty manufactured parts. Staffed with employees that together have over 300 years of experience in cold forming tooling, they deliver excellent work on every job.
Header Die & Tool specializes in a wide variety of cold/hot forming tooling. Specialized header dies include both steel and carbide dies, punches and inserts. Header tooling includes both TORX and TORX Plus tooling, and Taptite and Taptite 2000 tooling. They also have machining capabilities including, but not limited to, EDM, milling, and CNC turning.
Header Die & Tool also has a managed inventory system where they will hold tooling until they are told by the customer that it can be released. At Header Die & Tool, quality is of the utmost importance. Attention to detail through in-process inspection and final inspection requirements yield tools built to customer specified requirements. As a result, these tools are able to be delivered in an on-time manner.
They believe continuous improvement is an integral process. Through the utilization of the best possible employees and equipment, they ensure that the customer has a quality experience from start to finish. Header Die & Tool Inc. looks forward to providing customers with their services for many years to come and earning the right to be considered the supplier of choice.
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I really enjoyed yr PC World story on 25 won’t-die products.
I would also look at their reputation with customers and clients. I would observe the types of products or services they sell.
they did go too far and were inept if you observed all that. That being said, paranoia is fairly common for stores like that where they have many high value items that also happen to be very small and easy to conceal. It is odd that they would bother having an undercover follow you out when they clearly post a "service representative" at the door to "help" any customers that need it. That may have just been some fool with a blue tooth.