Ask us. We'll help.

A sketch, a plastic part, a 3D drawing or just a problem to solve? Start here. We work it out together.

Where you can start

You don't need a perfect drawing.

01

I have a drawing

2D or 3D, STEP or PDF. We read it and tell you what we would change for die casting.

02

I have a part

In plastic or aluminium, even used. Bring it or send photos: we redo it in zamak, if that makes sense.

03

I have an idea

A sketch, a sentence, a function that is missing. We start from there.

04

I have a zamak part that gives me problems

Porosity, defects, costs: we look at the part you already have too.

How it works

Six steps, together.

01

You tell us the problem

By phone, photo or email. You don't need everything clear right away.

02

We check if Tranfor makes sense for you

Current material, quantity, how the part is used. You get an honest answer. Sometimes it is «no».

03

We design the part for die casting

Wall thickness, draft, parting lines. Small drawing changes that avoid big production problems.

04

Tooling

A trusted tool shop builds it. We follow it: progress, trials, corrections.

05

Samples and trials

You hold the real part, not a render. If something needs correcting, we do it together.

06

Production and delivery

Die casting, finishing, treatments, assembly, packing, packaging. The part arrives finished.

Two die-cast parts lying on top of their technical drawings
From drawing to part, on the same table.

What you do

  • Tell us what the part is for
  • Give us a drawing, photos or the part itself
  • Tell us how many you need per year
  • Make the final decision

What we do

  • Feasibility and design for zamak, welding or finishing
  • Tooling, with the tool shop managed directly by us
  • Samples, production, finishing, treatments
  • Assembly and packing

When we say no

Better a no today than a useless die tomorrow.

If Tranfor or zamak is not the right choice, we tell you on the first call: few parts, high and prolonged temperatures, a part that is too big, "weight that matters". We don't sell you a die just to sell a die.

Try the zamak test

Cavity plate of an open die, with eight cavities and the runners
An eight-cavity plate: this is where the project becomes metal.

Codesign questions

What do I need to get started?

What you have: a drawing, a part, a few photos, or just a description. It helps to know what the part is for and how many you need per year, but you can start without.

How long from idea to part?

It depends on the part. The die takes the longest. After the feasibility check you get a concrete schedule, not a generic promise.

Can I send you a confidential drawing?

Yes. If you need a confidentiality agreement, let's talk about it before you send the files.

What if zamak doesn't suit my part?

We tell you straight away, with reasons. We don't make you spend money for nothing.

Bring your part. We'll handle it.

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