Ram Die Corp

Established in 1946, Olivet Machine Tool Engineering Company is a family-owned and operated business specializing in precision machining for over 75 years. The company focuses on manufacturing prototypes, tooling, machine repair parts, gages, fixtures, and hose crimping machinery, with a strong commitment to on-time delivery and exceptional customer service. Olivet Machine Tool Engineering is ISO 9001:2015 certified, ensuring high standards of quality and accuracy in their offerings. Their product range includes stock and custom hose crimping machines, tooling, and repair parts, catering to the diverse needs of their clients. Generated from the website

Dies used in automotive production, not the type seen in Las Vegas, are the focus of Cameron Tool Corporation. Cameron Tool specializes in the machining, construction, tryout and inspection of tools, dies and fixtures. The company is able to work with sheet metal and plastics to build, repair and machine progressive dies, transfer dies, line dies, blanker dies, fixtures and gauges injection molding. Cameron Tool utilizes computer aided design and manufacturing throughout the entire process. In addition to the automotive and non-automotive production suppliers, Cameron Tool meets the tooling needs of the aerospace industry. In 1996, Cameron Tool was awarded the Ford Motor Company s Q1 award. Cameron Tool became ISO 9001 certified in 1998. The company was founded in 1966.

Established in 1996, Engineered Tooling Systems, Inc. (ETS) provides tooling and dies to automotive, appliance, and other industrial part manufacturers. Based in Grand Rapids, Mich., it designs, builds, re-engineers, and services small to large sized sheet metal stamping dies and tooling. Working from a facility of 23,000 square feet, the company is a member of the Tooling Systems Group. The ISO 9001:2000 registered firm has worked with a variety of materials, such as progressive, transfer and line dies; deep draws, complex extrusions, and over bends; standard, sound deadening, heat shield, heavy thickness materials and integration into automated assembly lines.