The DECC Company is a predominantly rack-spray coating applicator, meaning almost every single job we process requires a fixture or window for parts to hang from while being coated.
As a result, DECC maintains an internal fabrication department that produces every fixture we utilize for applying coating to our customer’s parts.
![Custom Tooling Fabrication For Spray Racks | The DECC Company](https://www.decc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/tooling-1440x960.jpg)
By employing an internal fabrication department, DECC can keep tooling costs low for us and our customers. Quality can also be monitored more closely during a large tooling build to ensure there are no setbacks during the launch of a new program. We are also able to begin using tooling that is complete while the rest is being fabricated, allowing us to expedite the launch process.
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Most importantly, DECC’s fabrication department provides us a means to turn prototype fixtures quickly – sometimes in as little as a day’s time – so we can coat sample parts with production intent tooling for customer validation purposes.
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