Stamping
Stamping
High-speed precision metal stamping for high-volume production
Overview
Metal stamping is a high-speed forming process that uses progressive, transfer, or compound dies to punch, bend, and form sheet metal into finished parts. Our stamping lines handle production volumes from 1,000 to millions of parts per year.
We work with steel, aluminum, copper, and zinc sheet from 0.1 mm to 6 mm thickness. Our in-house tooling design team optimizes each die for maximum material utilization and consistent quality.
Capabilities
Supported Materials
Cold-rolled steel SPCC, SPCD
Stainless steel 304, 316
Aluminum 5052, 6061
Copper C110, brass C260
Spring steel 65Mn
Zinc sheet
Surface Finishes
Zinc Plating + Passivation — fasteners, brackets
E-Coating — full coverage corrosion primer
Powder Coating — durable decorative/protective finish
Nickel Plating — bright decorative finish
Phosphating — paint adhesion, oil retention
Hot-Dip Galvanizing — heavy outdoor corrosion protection
Why Choose Us
Progressive, transfer, and compound die options
In-house die design and fabrication
Material utilization optimization
Secondary operations: tapping, riveting, welding
Surface finishing: plating, painting, e-coating