Deep drawing
Three-dimensional cold forming of stainless and mild steel, hydraulically pressed. The material thickness remains constant. Automated or hand-fed.
⌀ up to 250 mm · Stainless 304/316, steel
Oosterwolde · Friesland · NL
Deep drawing and stamping of steel and stainless steel.
Housings for measuring instruments, rings and flanges, stamped parts in large series. In-house toolmaking. Worldwide delivery since 1931.
Capabilities
What we make and how.
Five operations under one roof, driven by our in-house toolmaking shop. From prototype to large series.
Stamping
Stamped parts in large series on three automatic eccentric presses. Suitable for multi-stage dies and stand-alone production.
up to 200 tonnes · profiles, holes, contours
Polishing
Barrel polishing up to ⌀ 250 mm for scratch-resistant surfaces. Brush polishing on automatic machines for larger series.
barrel + automatic machines
Welding & riveting
Stud welding and spot welding with semi-automatic equipment. Riveting by clinching rotating nipples.
stud weld · spot weld · rivet
Toolmaking
In-house design and manufacture of dies for both production groups. We also maintain customer-owned dies.
in-house · design + maintenance
Made to order
Do you have a drawing or specification? Call or email us briefly with the material, the quantities and the tolerances — we are happy to see whether we can make it for you.
Email [email protected]Applications
Our products, in use worldwide.
We produce parts for manufacturers across Europe, Mexico and beyond.
Measuring instruments
Agriculture
Electronics
Ceiling systems
Company
Small factory, deep experience.
1931
Founded. 95 years of continuity in metalworking.
1963
Based in Oosterwolde, Friesland. Same location ever since.
11–20
People on the shop floor. Direct communication, short lines.
200 ton
Maximum press force on our automatic presses.
About us
What we have made since 1931.
Parts for beds, printers for Rank Xerox, letterboxes, fuel caps, exhausts for the Solex — and for several decades now, above all deep-drawn stainless steel work for the measuring instruments industry.
The products change, the craftsmanship remains: cold forming, stamping, polishing, and a toolmaking shop that can design and maintain every new shape.
Get in touch directly.
A quick question, a drawing to discuss, or simply an introduction — call or email. We respond within one working day.