Production runs
Once a part is proven, it moves to multi-cavity aluminum tooling and a release schedule. Material is domestic, lead times are ours to control, and every lot ships with inspection records.
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Built for the middle
Titan Works is sized for the programs the largest urethane casters have been walking away from: mid-volume, repeat parts that need to ship on time every month. Our largest customers are aftermarket suspension brands whose kits depend on our parts arriving when promised.
How a production program runs
Tooling. Multi-cavity aluminum molds sized to your annual volume. The tool is yours.
Material. Polyurethane systems sourced in the United States and held to a documented specification. Every lot is traceable.
Process control. Ratio, temperature, and cure are controlled by the dispensing machine and recorded per work instruction. Operators check durometer and dimensions at defined intervals.
Scheduling. Blanket orders with releases, or discrete purchase orders. We plan material and machine time so repeat parts have consistent lead times.
Inspection and shipping. Dimensional and hardness checks against the print, packaging to your specification, and inspection records with the shipment.
Why customers moved production here
- A domestic supply chain that kept shipping when overseas material was stuck at ports
- Lead times measured in weeks, not quarters
- The same person on the phone for quoting, engineering changes, and problem calls
- A quality system with real paperwork behind it
Capacity
We will be straightforward about capacity. If a program is larger than the shop can support at the lead time you need, we will say so at the quote stage and, where it makes sense, propose splitting the demand or adding tooling and shifts.
