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Engineering control
Die design, development and maintenance remain in-house, reducing external dependencies when tooling changes are needed.
Why Technomech
Less supplier risk. More control over every part.
Technomech combines in-house tooling, specialist deep-draw capability and one accountable programme team—giving buyers faster engineering answers, clearer feasibility decisions and dependable documentation from RFQ through serial production.
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Feasibility before commitment
Defined drawings are reviewed for material, forming, tooling and volume before a technical-commercial response is issued.
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Programme accountability
One team owns the part from RFQ and PPAP through serial production, change management and ongoing supply.
Sourcing control
How we reduce sourcing risk.
From tooling and feasibility to documentation and communication, each control is designed around the issues that delay supplier programmes.
Buyer’s risk
How Technomech controls it
Buyer outcome
Tooling delays
In-house die development, modification and maintenance.
Faster changes with fewer external dependencies.
Unclear feasibility
Upfront review of material, draw ratio, tooling and annual volume.
Fewer surprises after supplier nomination.
Quality-document delays
PPAP and traceability managed throughout the programme.
Better audit readiness and approval control.
Communication gaps
One accountable programme team from RFQ to serial supply.
Faster decisions without lost context.
50–500 T
Press capacity
0.15–12 mm
Sheet thickness
300 mm
Deep-draw depth
1 team
RFQ to serial supply
Quality evidence
Documentation that stays current.
Quality records are maintained as part of the programme—not assembled only when an audit is due.
IATF 16949
ISO 9001
PPAP Levels 1–5
APQP
MTRs
Dimensional reports
SPC
8D support
Before you send the drawing
Questions buyers usually ask.
Clear answers on feasibility, materials, quality documentation and programme handover — before an RFQ becomes a production commitment.
An in-house toolroom and die design. Most stamping shops outsource their dies, which means every engineering change waits on a third party. We design, build and maintain tooling under the same roof — so development is faster and corrections happen in days, not weeks.
Send the part drawing or CAD file, material and thickness, annual volume, target SOP, quality requirements and any surface-finish or packaging specifications. More complete inputs allow a faster, more reliable feasibility response.
Stainless steel, aluminium, aluminised steel and carbon steel from 0.15 mm to 12 mm, on 50–500 ton presses — subject to part geometry and feasibility review.
Yes. Feasibility, tool development, trials, PPAP and serial-production handover are managed as one programme, with in-house tooling reducing external handoffs. Prototype and soft tooling for deep-drawn components is a core specialisation.
IATF 16949:2016 (Reg. 0597621) and ISO 9001:2015 (Reg. Q7-34386/0), both certified by Quality Austria and valid to February 2029. The certificates are downloadable on the Quality page.
Programmes can include PPAP Level 1–5, material test records, dimensional reports, inspection records, SPC and traceability from incoming material through finished components, in the customer’s required format. 8D problem solving supports any field or line concern.
Yes. The manufacturing route depends on geometry: some parts require deep drawing, while others use forming. Single-, double- and multi-layer constructions are assessed part by part.
Yes — active export programmes including Canada, alongside domestic supply to Tier-1 automotive customers. Export packaging and documentation are handled in-house.
Yes. Drawings are used only for feasibility and quotation, shared only with the engineers who need them, and never with third parties. NDAs are signed on request before any drawing exchange.
Yes — customer audits are welcome, and the plant is maintained audit-ready as part of IATF 16949 compliance.
Start with the part
Start with one defined drawing.
Receive an initial feasibility response, indicative tooling lead time and commercial direction—without a long qualification process.