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17/07/2017 - ISO 14001:2015 / OHSAS 18001:2007

The automotive sector is Co.Stamp’s reference market.
The experience gained over the years by working with the most important OEM and Tier 1 suppliers made us a qualified partner for this specific field, which requires very high quality standards.

	Automotive

	Industrial applications

Die-Casting

SIRONE HQ
Aluminium and magnesium die-casting dies for HPDC machines up to 4500 T.
Samples and special batches (medium-small size)
Program management
Process development

Low pressure & gravity

CORREGGIO
Low pressure and gravity dies, especially for cylinder heads and crankcases.
Core boxes for inorganic process.
Tests and samplings.

Plastic

RIVALTA DI TORINO
Injection moulding tools for thermoplastics
Co-injection moulds for thermoplastics
Injection compression moulding
Program management

Die Holders

AZZANO MELLA, BRESCIA
Die holders manufacturing

Simulation

BRESCIA
PiQ² is a company that develops and supports Castle, a software solution for the die-casting industry.

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