One factory. Every stage from prototype to production.
NICE Rapid Tooling combines machining, tooling, molding, prototyping, finishing, and inspection resources to keep product development moving under one engineering team.
Engineering control across complementary processes
Our facilities support prototype and low-volume manufacturing projects through coordinated machining, tooling, molding, and production operations. Process selection is based on part geometry, material, quantity, finish, and inspection requirements.
Keeping these capabilities within one manufacturing workflow reduces handoffs between development stages. The same project team can support design validation, functional prototypes, bridge tooling, and repeat production.
The right process for each production stage
From a first functional model to repeat molded or machined parts, each route is reviewed against the project’s technical and delivery requirements.
Rapid Tooling
Aluminum and steel molds for prototype, bridge, and production programs.
View service → 02CNC Machining
Functional prototypes and precision parts machined to project specifications.
View service → 03Injection Molding
Prototype, bridge, and repeat production parts with finishing options.
View service → 04Rapid Prototyping
Suitable prototyping processes for geometry, fit, and design validation.
View service → 05Pressure Die Casting
Metal part manufacturing for selected geometries and production needs.
View service → 06Low-Volume Production
Finishing and inspection requirements coordinated for each production run.
View service →Equipment, operations, and inspection in practice
A closer look at the production areas and engineering work behind NICE Rapid Tooling projects.








Production requirements reviewed at every handoff
Drawings, materials, finishing, and inspection criteria are reviewed by project. Our engineering team coordinates the manufacturing route so each stage is aligned with the approved part requirements.
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