PFISTER WERKZEUGBAU AG

About us

Pfister Werkzeugbau AG is a second-generation family business and operates its own toolmaking facility with state-of-the-art injection molding production. We offer tools, plastic parts and component assemblies of the highest quality and precision. With our many years of experience, we are happy to accompany our customers throughout the entire project planning phase right up to the delivered plastic part. You get everything from a single source.

We enjoy the advantage of being able to carry out toolmaking and plastic processing under one roof and to rely on the know-how of our long-standing skilled workers, most of whom are trained by us. Our mission statement is shaped by the idea of achieving the best possible result for the customer. Flexibility and continuous improvements in the process landscape are very important to us. From conception and development to production, we accompany you every step of the way and ensure that you achieve the best possible results. We turn your ideas into plastic!
Services: Consulting, design, planning, toolmaking, mold making, sampling, optimization, injection molding of 0 series, series production and assembly of components, mold flow analyses, and machine sales
Core competence: Toolmaking for high-precision injection molded parts, turning molds, collapsible cores, multi-cavity tools. Injection molding technology in our own injection molding plant with 35-180 t clamping force. We process all known thermoplastics, with fiber reinforcement, flame retardants, colors and other additives. We specialize in the processing of high-performance plastics; Peek and LCP- PPS- PSU, as well as multi-component technology (2K or 3K), bio-material, 3D printing SLS for prototypes and in the development phase, overmolding metal parts with the highest precision.
Partners: Mechanical engineering, construction, electrical, electronics, medical technology, agriculture, automotive, household, shutter technology, lens production, leisure and sport
Employees: 45 employees
Trainees: 4 polymechanics and 2 plastics technologists