Tool Tech is a full-service tool and die shop serving aerospace, medical, automotive, and logistics manufacturers. With over 40 years of experience, 38,000 sq. ft. of modern facility, and more than 100 pieces of specialized equipment, we handle the jobs most shops turn down.
Tool Tech was founded in 1985 with a simple standard: take pride in every job. Four decades later that standard drives everything we do, from how we design a complex progressive die to how we turn around an emergency repair the same day a customer calls.
Our 38,000 sq. ft. facility in Springfield, Ohio runs three Mitsubishi wire EDM machines, a 25-machine CNC floor with 5-axis capability, in-house PVD coatings, abrasive water jet, and over 89 pieces of specialized equipment across 8 categories. That investment means fewer vendors for our customers, faster turnaround, and tighter quality control at every stage of the tooling lifecycle.
Apprenticeship is not a program at Tool Tech. It is a culture. Our most experienced toolmakers have spent decades here passing their knowledge to the next generation. That depth is what allows us to handle the jobs most shops turn down and still hit the due dates that matter.
Custom specialty machines, lifting aids, positioning systems, and test rigs designed and built by our in-house team. We integrate mechanical design, fabrication, and controls into assembly and inspection setups that improve ergonomics and throughput.
Multi-axis precision CNC machining across a 25+ machine floor including a 5-axis Haas UMC-750SS, Haas VF-7/50 with 84" travel, and an FPT Column Mill at 138" × 236". Programmed in EdgeCam by factory-trained staff for tight-tolerance die components and production parts.
Three Mitsubishi wire EDM machines — MV4800, MV2400R, and FA20 — plus a Current ST300 EDM Drill. Backed by 30 years of Mitsubishi EDM experience with a max workpiece capacity of 49.2" × 40.1" × 20". Short lead times, low downtime, and custom work holding available.
Emergency and scheduled die repair with fast turnaround available. We carry in-house tool steel inventory and offer local pickup and delivery. Our team reverse engineers the tooling to get your production line back up and running.
Design, build, modify, and repair metal stamping dies, tools, fixtures, and specialty machines. We use a Hexagon Absolute Arm with laser scanning to reverse engineer tooling when prints don't exist. Forty years of tool and die experience backs every job we take on.
In January 2023, Tool Tech LLC acquired Cameron Tool Corporation of Lansing, Michigan, expanding our combined tooling capability across two states and two fully equipped facilities.
Cameron Tool brings large-format die construction, production stamping capacity up to 2,250 tons, in-house press tryout, AutoForm simulation, global hybrid tooling, and 55 years of automotive OEM and Tier 1 supplier experience. If your program requires large progressive or transfer die construction, production stamping, or a die builder with deep automotive credentials in Michigan, Cameron Tool is your resource.
Whether you need a single die repaired by tomorrow morning or a full-program progressive die built to OEM tolerances, we have the equipment, experience, and people to deliver. Tell us what you are working on.