Develops, manufactures and distributes systems for rapid tool changing on injection molding machines, presses and die casting machines.
EAS change systems
Renswoude (NL) · Stuttgart · Mörfelden-Walldorf · Sainte Hélène du Lac (FR) · Vimercate (IT) · Greenville, SC (USA) · Suzhou (CN)New on Amplifa
About EAS change systems
EAS change systems develops, produces and sells components and turnkey systems for rapid tool changing (Quick Mold Change/QMC and Quick Die Change/QDC) on injection molding machines as well as presses, stamping and die casting machines. The portfolio includes clamping solutions including magnetic clamping technology, single and multi-couplings, tool change carts and tables, storage racks as well as maintenance solutions for tools. Systems are offered for injection molding machines of all manufacturers, sizes and ages with clamping forces from 500 kN to 55,000 kN. In addition, the Mold Care program advises customers on the optimal introduction of tools into production; turnkey projects include delivery and complete installation. Founded in 1985, the owner-managed company with headquarters in Renswoude (Netherlands) supplies primarily the plastics processing, stamping, die casting and automotive industries, with production and sales locations on three continents and a global partner network; one third of engineering staff works in research and development.
- Site
- GG Renswoude
- Processes
- Quick Mold Change Systems (QMC), Quick Die Change Systems (QDC), Clamping Solutions (mechanical/magnetic tool clamping), Magnetic clamping for injection molding, Couplers Solutions (single, manual and automatic multi-couplings), Maintenance Solutions for Mold and Die, Mold Care Program (consulting/maintenance prior to tool deployment), Turnkey Solutions (system delivery incl. installation)
- Materials
- Quick Mold Change Systems, Quick Die Change Systems, Clamping Solutions, Couplers Solutions, Maintenance Solutions, Turnkey Solutions, Storage Rack
- Certificates
- Certifications
- Founded
- 1985
- Industries
- Plastic injection molding, Stamping/press technology, Die casting, Automotive industry, Sheet metal working, Stamping/press technology (Quick Die Change)
- 01
Engineering & Development
- 02
Component Manufacturing
- 03
System Integration (QMC/QDC)
- 04
Turnkey Delivery incl. Installation
- 05
Mold Care & Maintenance Service
- 06
Worldwide Distribution via Own Locations and Partner Network
Products & Systems
Quick Mold Change Systems
Systems for reducing setup times, scrap and batch size costs on injection molding machines.
Quick Die Change Systems
Rapid tool changing in stamping and press technology to remain competitive with changing batch sizes.
Clamping Solutions
Mechanical and magnetic tool clamping solutions for various applications, including magnetic clamping in injection molding.
Couplers Solutions
Single, manual and automatic multi-couplings for media and energy connections on tools.
Maintenance Solutions
Maintenance solutions and inspection procedures for injection molds and stamping dies.
Turnkey Solutions
Complete system delivery including installation and commissioning.
Storage Rack
Storage racks for organized tool storage.
Locations
Renswoude
NLHeadquarters, sales, service and production
- Materials
- QMC, QDC, Clamping, Couplers, Maintenance, Turnkey
Stuttgart
DESales EAS Europe b.v. (DACH/CIS)
Mörfelden-Walldorf
DESales EAS Europe b.v.
Sainte Hélène du Lac
FRSales EAS France S.A.R.L.
Vimercate
ITSales EAS MED S.r.L., also responsible for Africa & Middle East
Greenville (South Carolina)
USHead Office North, Central and South America & Caribbean (EAS Mold & Die Change Systems Inc.)
Suzhou (Wujiang)
CNSales and production Asia & Australia (Suzhou EAS Change Systems Co., Ltd)
Systems & Applications
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quick Mold Change Systems (QMC)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Quick Die Change Systems (QDC)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Clamping Solutions (mechanical/magnetic tool clamping)Joining | – | – | – | – | – |
| Magnetic clamping for injection moldingJoining | – | – | – | – | – |
| Couplers Solutions (single, manual and automatic multi-couplings)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Maintenance Solutions for Mold and DieAssembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Mold Care Program (consulting/maintenance prior to tool deployment)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Turnkey Solutions (system delivery incl. installation)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Storage Rack (storage racks for tools)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Mold change cars and tables (tool change carts/tables)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Systems for injection molding machines with clamping forces from 500 kN to 55,000 kNAssembly | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
Quality
Project management accompanies QMC projects from planning to commissioning; the Mold Care program ensures that tools are introduced into production in technically optimal condition. As a prerequisite for automated systems, maintenance and inspection solutions for injection molds and stamping dies are offered.
| Evidence | Renswoude |
|---|---|
| Certifications |
History
- 1985
Foundation; EAS already delivered the world's first tool change systems in the 1980s and, as the origin of QMC applications in Europe, shaped developments for SMED applications in the plastics industry.
- 2010
Transition to the next generation was announced
- 2015
The founders Harm Nijzink, Hero Marggrander and Cliff Drake handed over their responsibilities to the new generation (Board of Advisors); CEO Vincent Nijzink moved to the new Head Office in Greenville, South Carolina
- 2017
Management reorganization to structure growth in the Americas and introduction of a worldwide organizational structure
- 2021-22
CEO Vincent Nijzink returned to headquarters in Renswoude; Thierry Pastor moved to Greenville to further develop the US business