Precision Die Cutting
Precision Die Cutting is the process of cutting material into various shapes and sizes. ICP can die cut a wide variety of non-metallic or flexible materials. We also have the ability to die cut plastic up to 3/16″ thick. With our experience we help select the right tool for the job. We offer inexpensive tooling options like steel rule dies while also having the ability to run forged and match-metal tooling for tougher materials and tighter tolerances. We also house the latest technology in precision die cutting machinery. Click here to view our video on precision die cutting!
Why ICP?
ICP has been manufacturing die-cut components to customer specifications since 1955. With over 60 years of experience working with OEMs large and small, we have the materials and processing knowledge to help solve some of the toughest challenges our customers can throw at us. In a nutshell, if you want high-quality die-cut parts for a competitive price, reach out to ICP.
ICP is ISO 9001:2015 registered and RoHS Compliant. ICP has the ability to perform PPAP, CPK, and First Articles. This means your order is produced accurately and on time, so you can spend time focusing on the rest of your project.
See ICP Expertise and Experience:
Faster Than the Speed of Light!
Need to do some testing with various materials prior to production? Need to check out fit and function of a non-metallic flexible material? Let’s work together on your next project on one of our Dieless Knife Cutting Machines.
Our ATOM Flash-cut 30155 dieless knife cutting tables provide dieless knife cutting for a wide range of flexible materials. The benefits of Dieless Knife Cutting are:
- Speed to market – no need to make tooling to cut parts
- Quick turnaround for prototypes
- No tooling required so no tooling costs or waiting time for tooling
- Optimal material utilization with advanced yielding technology to maximize production efficiencies and control costs. The software provides for optimization of layouts and shape within shape cutting.
- Dieless cutting works well for thick materials, difficult-to-cut materials, and complex shapes
Ok…so what does this all mean to you?
- Reduces the time to bring a new product to market
- Decreases the cost of new product development
- Our history of high quality decreases the amount of time required for your quality inspections
- Our on-time-delivery track record allows you to hold a reduced parts inventory for final production runs
- Our production process continually looks for ways to reduce your costs
