About Trueline Inc.

Over 40 Years Of Die Building Innovation

The owners, managers and staff of Trueline, Inc. are specialists in the manufacture and contract stamping of custom-built, precision Class “A” progressive dies and automated specialty machines, using the latest technology and modern equipment. Since 1963, the family tradition for excellence has led Trueline to serve many of the nation’s leading manufacturers of automotive, food service, lawn and garden, marine, recreational vehicle, agricultural, electric motor, electronics and a variety of commercial and consumer products.

Trueline’s exclusively developed flow control process designed into our progressive dies
permits production of parts not commonly thought of as being made in a progressive die.
Parts can feature double flanges or a flange with a groove.  Cam piercing holes can eliminate the need for secondary operations.

We are innovators in 100% in-die inspection of critical dimensions
when applicable. Trueline’s progressive dies may also feature exclusively developed
in-die lubricating and die sensing protection.

Located in La Crosse, Wisconsin

La Crosse, Wisconsin is a vibrant town of over 50,000 nestled between scenic bluffs and the Mississippi River. Local attractions include a thriving downtown area with over 30 unique dining establishments and 70 specialty shops. In addition to outdoor recreation activities such as downhill and cross country skiing in the winter and hiking, biking, boating, and water skiing in the summer, La Crosse offers some of the best hunting and fishing areas in the Midwest. Love sports? You'll enjoy cheering on the La Crosse Loggers minor league baseball team at Copeland Park.

La Crosse has an excellent school system, and is home to three colleges: Western Technical College, UW - La Crosse, and Viterbo University.

A fun, energetic town, La Crosse is known for its festivals - in particular, an annual Oktoberfest celebration.

Other local attractions include:

• Historic downtown area with buildings dating back to 1866
• Boat cruises on the Mississippi
• La Crosse Center convention hall and arena - concerts, entertainment, and events