A new product has to run on the line
The product changes. The machine stays put.
Production line tooling
A new product on the line, without changing the machine.
A packaging line is set up for one format. When the product changes, it's the change parts that get remade — not the machine.
What we build
The tooling that touches the product.
Timing screws
- Conveyor spacing screws
- Infeed and timing screws
- Reworked for a new container diameter
- Food-grade and pharmaceutical materials
Capping systems
- Capping chucks and jaws
- Cap pick-up tooling
- Adaptations for a new closure format
Forming molds
- Blister forming molds
- Sealing and cutting tools
- Change parts
- Guides, star wheels and brackets
The same goes for wear parts: replacements made to suit your equipment, and usually easier to get than the OEM's.
Only the change parts are remade
Pulleys, bushings, guides, brackets: reworked for the new product.
One part, not a whole line
We touch what has to change, and nothing else.
Why people call us
Three situations that keep coming back.
A format change
- The new product won't run through the current tooling
- The machine itself is still right for the job
- Only the product-contact parts get remade
The price of the original part
- A change part priced like a sub-assembly
- An OEM catalog with no local equivalent
- A simple part, easy to remake from the print or the worn one
OEM lead time
- Weeks of waiting on a wear part
- A machine model the OEM no longer supports
- A line standing idle while a simple part is on order
Where we've spent our time
Blister, bottles, pouches, pharmaceutical filling.
That's where we've spent most of our time, and it changes the conversation: we know what a changeover costs in downtime, and what a part has to survive in a washdown.
We already speak your machine's vocabulary. You won't have to explain what a star wheel or a sealing jaw is.
Tell us about your project
Got a format to run?
Tell us about your equipment and the product you need to run. A photo and a few dimensions are enough to start.
Greater Montreal and Quebec