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Johnson Precision Mold and Engineering, Inc.
was started in October 1990 to provide the highest quality
on-time tooling at an affordable price. We are experienced
in building both high-performance production tools and
short-run aluminum prototypes. We have a broad experience
base in design and construction of tooling for automotive,
medical, computer, and various other companies. Our expertise
also includes machining of plastic parts, wood models
and production machining, both short and long runs. We
also design and build fixturing for de-gating, heat-staking,
and assembly of plastic parts.
Johnson Precision Mold is committed to exceptional quality,
delivery, and customer satisfaction. All design is done
in-house with the emphasis on tooling integrity and long-term
performance. Whether data is supplied in the form of wire-frame
or surface geometry, part print, or simply a concept,
construction can begin in just a few short days. Depending
on customer demands, documentation can be provided in
the form of anything from a simple layout to a fully detailed
CAD drawing.
An equipment
list is available to provide an idea of the
scope of capabilities our company has to offer. All equipment
has been purchased new or in excellent condition, with
an emphasis on cutting edge technology. We have installed
two seats of the latest CAD/CAM version of Cimatron 90
and one seat of the latest version of Unigraphics with
solids to enable us to go from floppy disk to finished
product by utilizing the capabilities of CAD, along with
CAM capabilities of a 1997 Milltronics VM-17 High Speed
Vertical CNC Machining Center and 1996 Partner 04 Vertical
CNC Machining Center. In March of 1999 a DeVlieg (horizontal)
Jigmil was installed to increase the scope of work we
will be capable of doing. This machine is a full 3D CNC
with the ability to digitize existing parts and has the
capacity to machine large tooling. The EDM capabilities
at Johnson Precision Mold allow for the construction of
large 3D cavities to be produced and complex parting lines
established. Wire EDM is also used whenever possible to
improve quality and expedite delivery.
As of August 1996 we relocated to a new 7,200 square foot
building in the Stapleton Industrial Park just north of
the Sturgis Airport in Sturgis, Michigan. Projected sales
for coming years are expected to increase significantly,
with the focus on broadening our customer base. Staffing
will increase in both the areas of design and manufacturing,
along with the addition of any necessary equipment needed
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