Precision Tooling for Perfect Products
At Abbey Products, our in-house tool design and production capabilities are fundamental to delivering high-quality polyurethane components.
We craft durable and precise tooling using a range of materials, ensuring optimal results for your specific product needs and complex geometries.
The Tooling Process
Our integrated tooling process ensures efficiency and precision at every step, transforming your design concepts into production-ready moulds:
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Collaborative Design Consultation -
Precision CAD/CAM Development -
Optimised Material Selection for Durability -
Rigorous Tool Prototyping & Testing
Tooling Impact
Our commitment to in-house tooling provides significant advantages for your project, ensuring both speed and adaptability
- Our integrated tooling process significantly reduces lead times, with completion typically within just 3-4 weeks.
- This efficiency, combined with our ability to modify prototypes cost-effectively, provides unparalleled agility for your product development.
- We successfully engineer and produce complex tooling for a diverse range of products, from intricate cosmetic displays to robust industrial enclosures.
Our integrated, in-house approach ensures a seamless and efficient process, offering distinct advantages
Questions? You’re covered
Find answers to frequently asked questions regarding our in-house tool design and production processes and capabilities.
01. What materials do you use for tooling?
We primarily use resin for cost-effective prototyping and low-volume production, aluminium for consistent medium production runs, and silicone rubber mould technology for intricate designs and flexible tooling.
02.How long does tooling typically take?
Our in-house tooling phase is typically completed within 3–4 weeks, depending on the complexity of your design and chosen material.
03. Can existing designs be modified during the tooling phase?
Yes, our agile process, particularly utilizing silicone rubber mould technology, allows for efficient modifications to prototypes and designs, often without significant retooling costs.
