Anchor Danly
More Than Die Sets **Die Sets, Metal Fabrications, and Steel Plate**
Anchor Danly is a leading international manufacturer and distributor of die sets, die components, steel plates and metal fabrications. Anchor Danly products are used in the production of tools, dies, molds, and equipment for metal-working and plastic injection molding. We manufacture to meet NAAMS, ISO, JIS, VDI and other global and regional die standards.
4300 40th St. S.E.
Grand Rapids, MI 49512
Phone: 800-265-5007
Fax: 519-972-6862
Sales Contact
Customer Service
Email: cpowers@anchordanly.com
Toll-free: 800-265-5007
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Hidden Harbor acquires Anchor Danly and AWC Mfg.
Hidden Harbor Capital Partners, an operationally focused private equity firm specializing in control investments in lower middle market companies, has announced the acquisition of Anchor Danly and sister company AWC Mfg. Anchor Danly, Windsor, Ont., is a provider of die sets, ground and machined...
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Danly opens die spring distribution center in California
Dayton, Ohio-based Danly, a subsidiary of Dayton Lamina™, a provider to the tool, die, metal stamping, and mold industries, has opened a die spring distribution center in Torrance, Calif. The facility houses an extensive inventory of compression springs for immediate shipment to customers and...
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Anchor Lamina names director of business development
Anchor Lamina America Inc., a manufacturer of tool, die, and mold components, has hired Ted Phillips as director of business development. Based out of the company's Farmington Hills, Mich., office, he is responsible for sales of the Danly, IEM, Lamina, and Lempco component brands in Michigan and...
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Shorter spring lengths added to line
Anchor Lamina America Inc. has announced the addition of 23 shorter spring length part numbers to Danly IEM's DieMax XL™ springs product line. The 0.75-in. free length was added to the 0.375- and 0.75-in. hole diameters, which includes both the rectangular and round wire die springs. The springs...
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More manufacturers announce open house schedules for Manufacturing Day
Several manufacturers have announced their participation in Manufacturing Day, a nationwide event on Oct. 5, 2012, to highlight the importance of manufacturing to the nation’s economy and draw attention to the many rewarding, high-skill jobs available in manufacturing fields. The event sponsors...
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How to optimize die-set guiding
Ball-bearing die-set guide components are a critical part of the stamping operation. Properly selected, lubricated, and positioned, they improve tool operation and promote longer component life. If they aren’t properly maintained, excessive press downtime may result.
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Die sets, tooling components to be exhibited
Anchor Danly will showcase die sets and tooling components manufactured for the metalworking and plastics injection mold industries at FABTECH 2012. New to the display is the Cage Stopper end cap, for use when the cage travel required is greater than that provided by traditional ball-bearing...
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Anchor Danly hires new components technology manager
Anchor Danly, a manufacturer of die sets and tooling components, has hired Steve Noga to the position of components technology manager, based at the Farmington Hills, Mich., office. He is responsible for the technical support of the special components line, as well as developing marketing...
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Danly marks 90 years in business
Danly IEM, Farmington Hills, Mich., is marking its 90th anniversary in business in 2012. The company was founded in 1922 by Robert C. Danly and his son Philo H. Danly to serve diemakers and the metal stamping industry. The company introduced the guidepost die set as a manufactured product, then...
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Processing AHSS with rotary bending technology
The increased use of advanced high-strength steels (AHSS) have caused many fabricators to rethink the way they bend metal. AHSS have a relatively high springback associated with it, so much larger overbend angles are generally required. Rotary bending technology is a suitable way to product that overbend angle.