Experts in tooling, customized for your projects
With specialized expertise – from the finest small details to robust series production – we deliver precise, customized solutions tailored to your needs.
Flexible tooling customized for your industry
At DENCKER, we offer advanced and flexible toolmaking – combining modern technology, many years of experience, and strong values. Whether you need micro tooling molds for electronics or robust hard tooling solutions for series production, we are with you throughout the entire process – from the first idea to the finished product.
DST – Dencker Simplified Tooling & Molding
– Fast, Precise, and Cost-Effective
Our strenghts:
- Specialized in aluminum and manufacturing through CNC and EDM
- Parallel production for both small series and larger development projects
- CAD/CAM systems such as Mastercam, Fusion, and SolidWorks.
- DFM collaboration for optimized design and stable production
- Tolerances down to ±0.01 mm, as well as polishing, nitriding, and coating
- Quality assurance with CMM, 3D scanning, and documentation.
Real-world results:
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23 parts in 8 weeks – from DFM to delivered FOT parts
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3 parts in 3 days – from DFM to delivered FOT parts
We develop and manufacture tools for a wide range of industries
Micro Tooling
For advanced components in, for example, headsets, communication equipment, and electronics
Hard Tooling
When you need durable and precise tools for larger productions.
Dencker Simplified Tooling Molding
Our fast and cost-effective solution based on standard components. Ideal for prototypes and small series.
A partnership built on quality and reliability
With many years of experience in both tooling and injection molding, we are ready to guide you safely through the entire process. We consistently focus on precision, quality, and reliable delivery. With DENCKER as your partner, you gain a committed and competent collaborator who understands your needs and actively contributes to your success.
Optimized production with DFM and CAD
To ensure an efficient and seamless production from the start, we offer
Design for Manufacturing (DFM). We optimize your design to ensure it is production-ready. Through advanced flow analysis and simulation (including visual animations), you gain a clear picture of how the component will perform in production – even before the tool is built. This reduces the risk of errors and saves both time and costs in later stages.
At the same time, our modern and specialized machinery is ready to handle even the most complex tooling tasks. We deliver high precision and fast lead times – whether it’s single units, pilot tools, or large production series with tight deadlines.
See the production process firsthand
At DENCKER, quality is an integral part of our business foundation – documented through our ISO 9001 certification. Our production is streamlined with a strong focus on precision, consistency, and efficiency at every stage: from the initial idea to final delivery. This ensures both reliable delivery and flawless products.
We value openness in our collaboration and therefore gladly invite you to a tour, where you can experience our quality work and production standards in practice.
Quality is a part of our DNA
Thorough testing and inspection in all phases
Continuous updating of processes and equipment
A strong commitment to improvements and sustainability
In-house service – also for external tools
Our in-house service department ensures fast and precise maintenance of tools – both those we have manufactured ourselves and those supplied by other vendors. This minimizes downtime and extends the lifetime of your tools.
FAQ – General questions about toolmaking
What is DST (simplified tooling), and when is it used?
DST stands for DENCKER Simplified Tooling Moulding and is a fast and cost-effective solution based on standard components. The solution is primarily used for prototypes of tools and small series where short delivery times, high precision and competitive prices are required.
What is the difference between micro tooling and hard tooling?
Micro tooling is used for advanced components, for example in electronics, while hard tooling is used when durable and precise tools are required for larger production volumes. DENCKER offers both types depending on the specific needs.
What level of precision can be achieved in toolmaking?
DENCKER works with high precision in toolmaking, with tolerances down to ±0.01 mm, depending on the task and tool type.
Which production methods are used in toolmaking?
DENCKER specialises in aluminium and manufactures tools using CNC machining and EDM. This enables the production of high-precision tools and solutions that can be adapted to the requirements and complexity of the task at hand.
How are tools quality assured during manufacturing?
DENCKER quality assures tools using measuring equipment such as CMM and 3D scanning to document precision and quality.
Our values are your guarantee
What sets DENCKER apart from others is not only the technology – but the people and culture behind it. We believe that strong relationships, professional pride and integrity are the foundation for long-term collaborations. That is why we always work with:
Quality
We never compromise. Every detail matters – both in our processes and in the final results.
Reliability
We deliver what we promise – on time, in the agreed quality, and at the agreed price.
Ambition
We challenge ourselves and our customers to continuously create better solutions and keep evolving.
Flexibility
No task is too small or too complex. We always find a solution that fits your needs.
Informality
The best results are created in an open and relaxed collaboration, where everyone can contribute.
Professional pride
We are passionate about our craft and always deliver with commitment – no matter the size of the project.
Contact us to discuss your next project
At DENCKER, we are always ready to provide guidance, advice, and technical expertise to help bring your project safely across the finish line. Whether you are in the idea phase or ready for production, you are welcome to contact us for a non-binding conversation about the possibilities for collaboration.