Tooling systems refer to the collection of tools, equipment, and processes used in manufacturing to create products. These systems are essential for shaping, cutting, and assembling materials, ensuring precision and efficiency in production. Common components of tooling systems include machining tools, jigs, and fixtures, which help maintain accuracy during the manufacturing process. In addition to physical tools, tooling systems also encompass software and technology that aid in design and production planning. This includes Computer-Aided Design (CAD) programs that allow engineers to create detailed models and Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines that automate the manufacturing process, enhancing productivity and reducing human error.