Assortment of stamped brackets, mounting plates, flanges, and brass fittings

Custom Sheet Metal Stamping Services

Precision metal stamping with tight tolerances and fast lead times for prototypes and high-volume production.

  • ±0.003" Tight Tolerances
  • No MOQ | Prototypes to Production
  • 3–7-Day Lead Times
  • Carbon Steel, Aluminum & More
Production batch of stamped metal discs with center holes

Custom Metal Stamping Services

High-speed, high-volume production from prototypes through full-scale runs.

Capabilities
We offer custom metal stamping for a wide range of parts, including progressive-die stamping, blanking and piercing, deep drawing, embossing, and coining.
Materials include carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and brass.
Thickness range: 0.1–3.0 mm (thin to medium gauge).

Production Flexibility
  • One-off prototypes to high-volume production runs.
  • Tight tolerances maintained across all volumes.
  • Consistent, repeatable results – same die, same part, every time.
Quality & Delivery
  • In-house tooling design & production.
  • Full-process control from material selection through final inspection.
  • On-time delivery for North America, Europe & worldwide.
Precision progressive stamping die tooling for custom high-volume sheet metal stamping production

Progressive Die Stamping

High-speed sequential stamping for complex parts. Ideal for high-volume production – consistent quality & tight tolerances.

Blanking & Piercing

Precision cutting of flat shapes & holes from sheet metal. Clean, consistent edges – the foundation for all stamped parts.

Deep Drawing

Forms deep, hollow components from flat sheet metal. Common for enclosures, housings & cylindrical parts.

Embossing & Coining

Creates raised, recessed, or formed details on metal surfaces. Used for branding, grip features & part identification.

Custom Metal Stamping Advantages

Why stamping is the go-to choice for high-volume metal parts

Inspector measuring a stamped sheet-metal bracket with a vernier caliper

High-Volume Production Speed

Once tooling is finalized, stamping runs at high cycle rates, producing thousands of parts per hour. This makes it ideal for scaling projects with large order volumes.

Tight, Repeatable Tolerances

The process delivers consistent precision across every run. Even complex geometries maintain the same specifications, ensuring parts fit reliably in assemblies.

Material & Design Flexibility

Stamping works with most sheet metals, including steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper, and brass. It supports cuts, forms, draws, and embossing in a single automated step.

Predictable, Cost-Effective Scaling

As volumes increase, the per-unit cost drops significantly. Combined with minimal material waste, stamping offers stable pricing for long-term production runs.

Custom Metal Stamping Technical Parameters

Core technical specifications of our custom metal stamping services

Capability Category Details
Material Compatibility Carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass, and specialty alloys. All materials are formable, stampable, and manufactured to meet your project requirements.
Production Volume Prototype development, low-volume runs, and high-volume production of more than 100,000 parts per part number, with consistent quality across all quantities.
Part Size Range Standard: Flat stamped parts up to 85" x 11"
Max: Flat stamped parts up to 14" x 17"
Custom larger sizes available upon request.
Material Thickness Carbon/galvanized steel: 0.15–0.194" (6 gauge)
Stainless steel: 0.015–0.120"
Aluminum/copper alloys: 0.015–0.190"
Tolerance & Precision Punching: ±0.003 in. on the sheared surface
blanking: ±0.005 in. on the sheared surface
forming and bending: ±0.010 in. at the inside bend and ±1° for the bend angle
Precision custom stamping is available for tight-tolerance applications.
Secondary Operations Orbital riveting, CD stud welding, PEM fastener insertion, machining, packaging, labeling, and custom finishing services.
Quotation Requirements Part drawings, quantity, material specs, surface treatment requirements, project scope, and samples (if available).

Why Choose Our Metal Stamping Services

Reliable, precision metal stamping tailored to your custom metal fabrication needs.

Top-Tier Equipment

Advanced stamping presses deliver precise, repeatable results with tight tolerances down to ±0.003".

Flexible Orders

Supports orders from one-off prototypes through high-volume runs, with no minimum order quantity.

Fast Lead Times

Standard production in 3–7 business days, with rush options available.

Engineering Support

In-house DFM feedback helps optimize parts for manufacturability and cost.

Proven Expertise

15+ years of hands-on experience producing complex metal parts across industries.

Custom Metal Stamping Materials

Materials we can process with our custom metal stamping services

Material Type Specific Grades Thickness Range (Inches) Common Stamping Applications
Aluminum 1100-O, 2024, 6061-T6, etc. 0.015 – 0.190 Ideal for lightweight components in automotive, electronics, and heat exchanger applications.
Carbon Steel SPCC, CRS, SAPH440, etc. 0.015 – 0.194 Preferred for structural frames, enclosures, and general hardware requiring high strength.
Stainless Steel SUS201, SUS304, SUS316, SUS420, etc. 0.015 – 0.120 Used in food processing equipment, medical devices, and chemical handling applications for corrosion resistance.
Cold-Rolled Galvanized Steel Q195, Q235, etc. 0.015 – 0.194 A cost-effective solution for automotive parts, electrical enclosures, and general construction components.
Brass C28000, C26800, etc. 0.015 – 0.190 Suitable for decorative finishes, electrical connectors, and plumbing components.
Copper C1100, C1221, etc. 0.015 – 0.190 Commonly used for electrical components, heat exchangers, and decorative applications.
Titanium Alloy TC4, TA1, TA2, etc. 0.015 – 0.120 High-performance material for aerospace components, medical devices, and industrial equipment.
Galvanized Steel SGCC (hot-dip), SECC (electrolytic) 0.015 – 0.194 Specialized galvanized options for automotive parts, electrical enclosures, and structural needs.
Cold-Rolled Steel Sheet SPCC 0.015 – 0.194 Basic structural material for enclosures, brackets, and general manufacturing applications.

Surface Treatment Processes

Surface treatment options for custom metal stamped parts

Treatment Name Description Applicable Materials Color Texture
Anodizing Improves corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and hardness while protecting the metal surface. Aluminum Transparent/Black/Gray/Red/Blue/Gold Smooth/Matte
Shot Blasting Creates a smooth, matte surface and can be used as a pretreatment step. ABS, Aluminum, Brass, Stainless Steel, Steel None Matte
Powder Coating Uses electrostatic application and heat curing to create a highly durable finish. Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Steel Black/Any RAL/Pantone color Glossy/Semi-glossy
Electroplating Multi-functional for function/decoration/corrosion protection Aluminum, Steel, Stainless Steel None Smooth/Glossy

Custom Metal-Stamping Parts Gallery

This gallery showcases high-quality stamped components we have produced for a range of industries.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials can be used for custom metal stamping?

We work with most common sheet metals, including carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and brass. The best choice depends on your strength, corrosion resistance, and cost requirements.

What tolerances can be achieved with stamping?

Stamping typically holds tight, repeatable tolerances, often ±0.003" or better. Exact tolerance depends on material thickness, part complexity, and tooling design.

What is the minimum and maximum order size for stamping?

We support orders of all sizes, from small-batch prototypes to full-scale production runs, with no minimum order quantity required.

How long does it take to produce stamping tooling?

Tooling lead times vary based on complexity, but most dies are completed within 2–4 weeks. Once tooling is finalized, production runs can start immediately.

What types of parts are commonly made with metal stamping?

Stamping is used for brackets, enclosures, connectors, clips, and structural components across automotive, electronics, and general industrial applications.

Can you handle secondary operations like finishing or assembly?

Yes, we offer secondary services including deburring, plating, powder coating, and simple assembly to complete your parts in one place.

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