Directional drilling (HDD)
GV Drill
Corporate website that presents the technical equipment line and takes buyers straight to a quote request.
Websites for tooling, stamping and injection molding
Buyers of tools, stamped or molded parts think in volume and repeatability. The site has to explain the process — from tool design to production lots — and show that the thousandth part matches the first.
What a website for tooling, stamping and injection molding needs
- 01The process in steps: tool design, try-out, approval and production
- 02Capacity in numbers: press tonnage, mold size, minimum lot
- 03A mosaic of produced parts, grouped by material or industry
- 04Quote requests with the product drawing and estimated annual quantity
- 05A page for maintaining third-party tools and molds, if you offer it
Design studies for the sector
Website designs Downway created as studies for this sector. They are not clients: open the interactive demo to browse.
Design studyTooling and stampingProduct photography up front to sell repeatability, not price.See the study
Design studyMetal stampingLarge type and production-line photos aimed at buyers who order in volume.See the study
Design studyJigs, fixtures and toolingA message aimed at production managers: tools and fixtures so the line produces more.See the study
Design studyPlastic injection moldingA light layout with a mosaic of molded parts, aimed at product-engineering buyers.See the study
Client cases
FAQ
Should the toolroom and production be on the same site?
Yes. Buyers value suppliers who design the tool and run the parts, because it lowers risk. The site makes that clear with a page per stage.
How do I show parts without exposing customer products?
By showing unbranded parts in material and finish detail, or parts from your own catalog. Never customer drawings.
How much does it cost?
Scope and price are fixed in writing before any work starts, after a free review of your current site or your needs. No hourly billing.
Who owns the site?
You do: domain, hosting account and code. We hand everything over with documentation for edits.
Need a website for your tooling, stamping and molding business?
Send us your current site and get a short review plus a fixed-price scope for a new one.
Start a project