Inland Tool Company offers:
- Full Service Stamping, Robotic Welding and Assembly
- Design, Build and Maintain Tooling in House
- ISO9001 V. 2000 Certified
- CNC Machining
- Engineering and Technical Support
- CAD/CAM/EDI
- Quality, Service and Value
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We serve the following industries:
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What’s New at Inland Tool?
- New 600T Large Bed Variable Speed Press
- New 36” Servo Feedline
- Additional 5300 Sq. Ft. to Stamping Operation
- New Weld Assembly Cells
- Vision Technology Implemented
- Lean Manufacturing Processes/Teams Implemented
- Assembly Operations for ACD Whip Line
- Expanded Electrical Engineering and Electronics Capabilties
- New 24” Servo Feedline
- Additonal Quick Die Change Implementations
Building Expansion
In August 2007 Inland Tool Company completed a 5300 sq. ft. expansion of its stamping complex. This expansion positions us to better handle upcoming future business more efficiently.
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Recent Equipment Purchases
In the past year Inland Tool Company has made several significant equipment acquisitions. We have purchased a 600T 120”x60” variable speed press. Along with the press a complete new 36” wide servo feed feedline. Another 24” wide servo feedline was also added. Both enable us to feed material up to .250” thick.
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Expanded Electrical Engineering Capabilities
This year we have added an experienced electrical and electronics engineer to our staff. This enables us to increase our product development capabilities and our automation abilities.
Assembly
Inland Tool utilizes several manufacturing cells of our own design and build. These cells combine assembly, spot welding, hot caulking, machining and staking, all into one cell. Vision technology is used to verify that operations are done completely, accurately and to specifications. These cells are flexible enough to produce different parts using poke yoke and physical and electronic mistake proofing to ensure that the proper parts are used in the assembly process.
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Inland Tool Company also assembles an electrical controls assembly that is sold to both electrical distributors and to the big box retailers. These products are made on a flexible assembly line dedicated to both in process and final assembly. Raw materials enter and final boxed and labeled assemblies leave.
