Tool and Die Maker

12th Pass and above

Males Only

6 days working | Day Shift

PAN Card, Aadhar Card, Bank Account

A sheet metal tool setter is responsible for preparing and setting up the tooling on sheet metal fabrication machines, like presses and shears, by accurately positioning dies, punches, and other necessary components to ensure precise cutting, forming, and stamping of sheet metal parts according to production specifications; this includes inspecting tools, making adjustments, and ensuring proper machine operation to maintain quality and efficiency throughout the production run. Key responsibilities of a sheet metal tool setter:
Reading blueprints and job orders:
Interpreting technical drawings to determine required tooling, dimensions, and tolerances for each sheet metal part.
Selecting and staging tooling:
Choosing the correct dies, punches, and fixtures based on the job specifications and inspecting them for wear or damage.
Aligning and setting up tooling:
Precisely positioning and securing dies and punches on the press machine using alignment tools and gauges to ensure accurate cutting and forming.
Machine setup and calibration:
Adjusting machine parameters like cutting speed, feed rate, and pressure based on material type and desired results.
Performing test runs:
Running trial cuts or forms to verify tooling accuracy and make necessary adjustments before full production.
Maintaining tooling:
Cleaning, lubricating, and performing minor repairs on tooling as needed to maintain optimal performance.
Quality control:
Inspecting finished parts for defects and ensuring they meet quality standards.
Troubleshooting issues:
Identifying and resolving problems related to tooling, machine malfunction, or material feeding.
Skills and qualifications for a sheet metal tool setter:
Mechanical aptitude: Understanding of how sheet metal fabrication machines operate and the principles of tooling
Precision measurement skills: Ability to accurately measure dimensions using calipers, micrometers, and other precision tools
Blueprint reading: Proficiency in interpreting technical drawings and specifications
Hand tool proficiency: Skillful use of hand tools for adjusting and maintaining tooling
Attention to detail: High level of accuracy and focus on maintaining quality standards