infinix – more than a tooling supplier 10 August 2017

infinix precision corp is dedicated to servicing its customers with a wide range of forming tools, including punches, dies, pins, cutters and fingers.

infinix’s 2,000m² up to date plant and headquarters is located in southern Taiwan. To overturn the conventional manufacturing and management process, infinix says it invested in the most advanced facilities and software on-site. These include a 5 axis CNC machine from MAZAK Japan and Wire Cutting EDM from SEIBU Japan, combined with advanced CAD/CAM software, such as NX CAD/CAM, SmartCAM and SOLIDWORK. In response to customer requirements, infinix can provide various materials, including carbide, high-speed steel and powder metallurgical.
infinix is convinced it is always outward looking. To enhance efficiency it created its own tailor-made ERP system, aimed at ensuring greater control of the manufacturing process and promising significant cost savings by streamlining each step of the process. With thirty years of experience in manufacturing tools, infinix believes it has eliminated potential time-wasting issues by standardising fixtures and the coordination of big data analysis to prevent repeated defects and improve overall efficiency.
infinix sees itself as more than a tooling supplier. “We expect,” the company affirms, “to serve with a humble heart and manufacture with fine workmanship. Besides offering custom tools with high precision, we are eager to work with our customers on professional consultation, such as material suggestions and adjustment on trial feedback.”

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