Industrial procurement teams need visibility into tooling specifications, production lead times and replacement requirements. For demolition, foundry and mining operations, domestic manufacturing creates a direct connection between the application and the team producing the tools.
Direct access to manufacturing
Madido manufactures forged steel percussion tooling in Montreal, with in-house forging, machining and heat treatment. This allows equipment interfaces, working profiles and custom dimensions to be reviewed within the manufacturing operation.
For non-standard requirements, a defined drawing and application specification provide the basis for assessing feasibility, price and delivery.
Separate manufactured tooling from supplied equipment
Madido's Canadian steel tooling production is distinct from its pneumatic equipment distribution and service activities. Procurement teams should confirm origin, specification and commercial terms for the individual product being purchased.
Plan around the full supply requirement
- Technical fit: shank geometry, working-end profile, overall length and material requirements.
- Production planning: order quantity, required delivery date and any recurring demand.
- Operating continuity: spare tooling, replacement parts and reconditioning options where appropriate.
- Commercial clarity: quotation validity, freight terms and the complete delivered price.
Domestic production does not, by itself, guarantee fixed pricing or uninterrupted availability. Confirm the terms and lead time for each order, especially when planning a shutdown or a multi-site supply program.
Build a repeatable tooling specification
A documented specification supports consistent reordering and comparison. Record the equipment model, interface dimensions, steel tooling profile and observed wear. Where requirements change, review the revision with the manufacturer before ordering.
This approach gives maintenance, purchasing and production teams a common reference for the tools required in service.
Manufacturing expertise since 1975
Madido supports industrial operations with Canadian steel tooling manufacturing, application review and pneumatic equipment support. Discuss your production and maintenance requirements at sales@madido.com or (514) 737-2400.