Wolverine Carbide and Tool

Wolverine Carbide and Tool is a company specialized in design, manufacture and maintenance of precision metal-forming tools. In 2008 Wolverine Carbide and Tool earned revenue of $7 million to metal-forming and cold-forming companies throughout the United States. The company currently employs 30 full-time associates, and its headquarters are in Roseville, Michigan.
History
Wolverine Carbide and Tool, originally the Wolverine Carbide Die Company, was founded in 1965 by Gus Stavropoulos, and quickly became the premier manufacturer of high-precision tools and dies for the metal-forming industry. In 1972, the company developed know-how in the manufacture of tools for specialty gears, drive train and suspension components. The company was among the first in the industry to pioneer digital transmission of data between the global engineering and design centers of its customers and Wolverine's main facilities, in effect becoming their specialized “Tool-Room-For-Life.”
In October 2008, Wolverine Carbide merged with Direct Tool, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Cold Heading Company of Warren, MI. In November 2008, all manufacturing was consolidated within its state-of-the-art facility located in Roseville, Michigan. By consolidating, they became the leading cold heading die company in one location in the state of Michigan.
Processes
Wolverine Carbide and Tool offers its clients full access to the most technologically advanced machining process in industry, including CNC Grinding, CNC High-speed Milling, Turning, and EDM Technologies. Coupled with its experienced engineering team, Wolverine Carbide and Tool is capable of designing, manufacturing and maintaining an array of tools for metal-forming applications ranging from Stamping and Cold Header tools to Powder Metal and Hatebur Hot Forming Tools.

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