Clinching & Riveting Machines

Our most common power systems are pneumatic. We love pneumatic tools because they're clean, economical and fast.

However, we've also developed 100% electric servo-powered presses to push our innovation to the highest level. When the needs and budgets of our clients require, we also build hydraulic and hydro-pneumatic systems that will run for decades.

We wrote an article comparing pneumatic, hydraulic, and servo systems if you need help deciding.

Yes, we manufacture all our machines at our facility in Ontario, Canada. Our aim is to bring back the artistry and skilled trades of building quality, long-lasting, and innovative cold metal joining presses.

We're a smaller company with little overhead, which allows us to price our equipment competitively.

Aside from the list price, we go over and above to make sure you're getting more value per dollar than you would get from any other manufacturer.

Yes, our MooseJaw and MooseJaw Panel Lock models are both handheld.

Our founder and President, Byron Selorme, rose through the ranks at Norlok for 21 years and learned how to build quality clinching and riveting machinery as Director of Engineering.

Our machines generally work similarly to other clinching and SPR machine manufacturers. Because we're small, we can offer innovative machines at competitive prices and hands-on service. As an up-and-coming manufacturer, we also can't afford to ship subpar product; it would put us out of business.

We sure do. We offer dies and punches, as well as spare parts compatible with (and often cheaper than) all big name brands such as
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- BTM
- Norlok
- Azimuth Machinery
- Jurado Tools
- Accu-Clinch
- Midrivers Machinery
- Ductformer
- Taloc USA
- and more

Clinching is a cold metal joining technique that uses no heat, only force, to join together layers of material. The material itself is used to produce the connection, making this one of the most eco-friendly methods of joining metals that there is. The process uses specialized tooling and machines to perform the joining method in one second or less.