Mold Presses & Trim Presses
Automotive Presses for Mold and Trim
Engineered for precision manufacturing with flawless dimensional accuracy.
Macrodyne designs and develops automotive presses for mold and trim to support automotive manufacturers in their component production requirements.
Presses are available in several configurations:
- Up-stroking
- Down-stroking
- Double-acting (one up-stroking platen and one down-stroking platen)
They can also be outfitted with process-specific features, including heated platens, ejector systems, rack-and-pinion mechanisms for precise platen parallelism, and more.
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Automotive Presses for Mold and Trim
Engineered for precision manufacturing with flawless dimensional accuracy.
Macrodyne designs and develops automotive presses for mold and trim to support automotive manufacturers in their component production requirements.
Presses are available in several configurations:
- Up-stroking
- Down-stroking
- Double-acting (one up-stroking platen and one down-stroking platen)
They can also be outfitted with process-specific features, including heated platens, ejector systems, rack-and-pinion mechanisms for precise platen parallelism, and more.
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Macrodyne Molding Press and Trimming Press Machines
Macrodyne’s molding press and trimming press machines are used by the world’s top automotive manufacturers to produce a wide variety of interior vehicle components.
Our press designs are chosen by leading automakers for their dependable accuracy and repeatability, supporting greater flexibility in part design and innovation.
Our mold and trim presses can be used to produce a wide variety of parts and components, including:
- Automotive interior panels – consistent fit and finish
- Headliners – lightweight with high durability
- Trunk and hood liners – precise shaping for OEM standards
- Rear deck liners – improved structural integrity and noise reduction
- Insulation – enhanced cabin comfort and safety
- Firewalls – reliable heat and noise protection
- Foam insulators – lightweight vibration and noise control
- Trimming of sheet metal parts – accurate cuts with minimal waste
- Trimming of aluminum castings – improved precision and reduced finishing
Macrodyne Mold & Trim Presses are a Superior Choice for Automotive Component Manufacturing
Macrodyne supplies hydraulic mold and trim presses for a variety of automotive component manufacturing applications. All of our automotive mold and trim presses are custom designed for the Buyer’s specific application requirements to ensure an optimal solution for your manufacturing operations.
Custom Hydraulic and Servo Mold Presses and Trim Presses
We design every hydraulic and servo press to match your production goals. Your mold and trim press can include integrated options that improve efficiency, accuracy, and flexibility, such as:
- Heated platens – enable curing and forming of composites
- Tilting tables – simplify loading and unloading
- 180-degree rotating platens – improve operator access and versatility
- Rack & pinion leveling systems – ensure consistent parallelism
- Rolling bolsters/shuttles – speed up die changes
- Vacuum systems – improve material handling and part quality
- Ejectors and punches – enable precise part release and shaping
- Auxiliary circuits for core/eject functions – support complex tooling requirements
- Remote diagnostics package – reduce downtime with faster troubleshooting
Our hydraulic and servo presses can also be used for punching, embossing and other metalforming operations.
What are automotive mold and trim presses used for?
Automotive mold and trim presses help create a wide range of interior automotive components, from instrument panels and door trim to insulation and liners for the hood, trunk, and rear deck. These presses are also capable of producing firewalls, foam insulators, and trimming metal parts. Each press is specially designed and optimized to custom-design any mold and trim parts the automotive manufacturer requires.
