Sprint Tool & Die Ltd History

Sprint Tool and Die was set up in 1989, by Ian Amos. He had served his apprenticeship in a large Toolroom. Ian identified a niche market and formed Sprint in 1989.

A loyal workforce and constant investment in modern technology has seen the company steadily grow and secure the reputation as one of the country’s most respected toolrooms.

An invitation to share the premises of the prestigious Polymer Training organisation instigated the move to the present premises in 2005.

Whilst retaining complete independence from Polymer Training, the move has enabled Sprint to expand its operations, with the added advantage of on-site tool trials. In addition, the expertise of the personnel within Polymer Training is now easily accessible to Sprint and its clients.

The involvement from initial concept to full production tooling ensures a smooth flowing project, delivered on time and within budget. The on-line project management system enables clients to view the progress of their project. See an example in “Client login”

After Sales Service – modifications and repairs, routine maintenance or breakdowns are dealt with on-site – promptly and efficiently.