Sons Tool

Sons Tool

Contact details:

Street:
460 Thompson Road
Post code:
54028
City:
Woodville
Country:
United States
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About Sons Tool

Sons Metal Stamping is a family-owned metal stamping house established in 1963 in North Minneapolis, later relocating to Woodville, Wisconsin. The company operates from a 50,000-square-foot facility and specializes in providing quality metal tooling, machining, and assembly services to clients throughout the United States, Mexico, China, and globally. They handle production quantities from prototype to 100,000 pieces annually, working with cold punching materials from 0.005 to 0.250 inches thick, including plastics, with a tonnage capacity of 5 to 200 tons using 65 presses. Sons Metal Stamping has expanded its capabilities over the years to include sub-assembly work, in-house welding, bracker riveting, hardware insertions, and laser capabilities for quicker pre-production samples and tool development. Committed to high quality standards and customer satisfaction, the company ensures a personal touch and prompt service for all stamping needs.

Sons Tool Operates in:

Industrial Automation
Industrial Control
Robotics
Industrial Electronics
Other

Products

  • metal stampings
  • modular tooling
  • custom fabricated parts
  • wire electrical discharge machines
  • heat treat furnaces
  • punch presses

Services

  • modular tooling
  • custom fabrication
  • laser work
  • machining
  • assembly
  • parts packaging

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