Precision Moulds Dies

Our workshop is at No. 8/4- C in the Industrial Area Site No. 4. It’s the kind of place where you can hear the machines running from the street. We work with moulds and dies, so there is always a lot of metal, grease, and the sound of cutting or shaping going on. The industrial area is a gritty place, and our shop fits right in. We spend the day looking at blueprints or technical drawings and then setting up the machines to make the parts. It’s not clean work; our clothes usually have some oil on them, and the floor is concrete. We have benches covered in tools and pieces of metal waiting to be processed. It can get pretty hot in here during the summer, but we just keep the fans going and stay on task. Everyone here knows their way around the equipment, and we spend a lot of time double-checking measurements because everything has to fit just right. It’s a small operation, and we don’t spend money on fancy offices. Most of the space is taken up by the machines and the storage racks. We just focus on the job at hand, making sure the parts are ready when they need to be. It’s honest work, and we like the feeling of actually making something solid that people use in their own businesses. We don't worry about being polished or corporate.