We manufacture complex, high precision stamping parts and assemblies. By co-designing our stamping tooling in-house, we provide faster turnarounds for new products and ensure superior control of mold design and quality. Combined with our other capabilities in sheet metal fabrication, welding, plastic and assembly, we can easily integrate stamped parts into more complex assemblies, or ensure good quality stamped components are packed efficiently and shipped out on time
Custom metal stamping is a specialized manufacturing process that stands as a testament to the innovation and precision achievable in modern industrial manufacturing. To gain a deeper understanding of this process, let’s dissect its intricacies:
Custom metal stamping transforms flat metal sheets or coils into intricate shapes and components. These shapes range from simple brackets to complex automotive parts, electrical connectors, and medical device components. Its ability to produce these parts with high precision and consistency sets custom metal stamping apart. Custom metal stamping consists of carefully orchestrated steps that guide the transformation of raw materials into the final product. These steps typically include:
Blanking: The process begins with blanking, where a metal sheet or coil is cut into the desired shape. This initial cut defines the outer perimeter of the component, creating a “blank” or initial shape.
Punching: Punching follows, wherein holes, slots, or other features are created within the blank. This step is crucial for the part’s functionality, as it determines its usability in various applications.
Bending: Bending involves shaping the blank into the required form. This step is essential for creating three-dimensional parts and ensuring they meet precise specifications.
Coining: Coining is the final step, where the metal part is subjected to controlled force to achieve the desired level of precision and surface finish. It removes any imperfections, ensuring the part’s uniformity.
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