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Sheet Metal Stamping Manufacturers and Companies

IQS Directory provides an extensive list of sheet metal stamping manufacturers and suppliers. Utilize our website to review and source sheet metal stamping manufactures with our easy-to-use features which allow you to locate sheet metal stamping companies that will design, engineer, and manufacturer sheet metal stamping for your exact specifications. Our request for quote forms make it easy to connect with leading sheet metal stamping manufacturers. View company profiles, website links, locations, phone number, product videos, customer reviews, product specific news articles and other production information. We are a leading manufacturer directory who will connect you with the right manufacturers whether you are looking for sheet metal pressing, deep drawn stampings, or sheet metal clips.

  • Gurnee, IL 847-855-9200

    The highly dedicated staff at American Industrial Company enables us to provide to supply chains for worldwide companies, which means we are dependable. At American Industrial Company, we have established ourselves as a leader for short run custom stampings like sheet metal stampings and other specific product outcomes. Call us today to see how we can help you!

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  • Crystal Lake, IL 815-455-1900

    Manufacturer of precision metal stampings for the automotive, electronics, electrical, medical, industrial & consumer markets. Production tooling is covered by a lifetime guarantee & is designed utilizing extensive planning & risk avoidance techniques including sensors, mistake proofing & PPAP.

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  • Cleveland, OH 888-327-6714

    As a premiere metal stamping company in the United States, we are fully capable of producing the engineered products you need to get to get your job done. We believe in providing the very best quality metal stampings, and we never sacrifice on customer service. Contact us today, by giving us a call or visiting our website, to find out more!

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  • Glendale Heights, IL 888-327-8077

    Fast-Rite International offers a full line of top quality metal stampings, including multi-slide, four slide, progressive die products, and precision laser cutting. Our products can be manufactured from various materials such as steel, bronze, copper, brass, aluminum, steel and stainless steel. Visit our website or call us today for more details on our metal stamping capabilities.

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  • Grand Rapids, MI 616-591-9524

    Apex Spring & Stamping is a certified minority owned company that manufacturers springs, stampings, wire forms, clips, and fasteners. Our core industries include automotive, office furniture, medical, recreational, consumer goods, and appliances. We also specialize in value added assembly and prototyping. Our engineering team will ensure your part is both functional and cost-effective. IATF 16949 Certified.

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  • MANITOWOC, WI 920-686-8232

    Established in 1965, Manitowoc Tool and Manufacturing imbues their tool and die design process with decades of expertise. We currently offer metal stamping, fabrication, and tool & die services. From design to prototyping to assembly, Our experts provide superior customer service and dependable delivery.

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  • Montpelier, OH 419-485-3147

    For four generations, Winzeler Stamping has been a custom brass stampings manufacturer. Our products include automotive stampings, deep drawn metal stampings, injector sleeve stampings, appliance component stampings, handle hardware stampings and fillerneck stampings.

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Sheet Metal Stamping Industry Information

Sheet Metal Stamping

Sheet metal stamping is a metal forming process in which flat stock sheet metal or metal coils are precisely shaped into metal parts in a stamping press. Sheet metal is simply metal that has been formed into flat, thin pieces. It is one of the fundamental forms of metal used in metal stamping processes and can be either flat pieces or a coiled strip. Coiled sheet metal strips are formed by running a continuous metal sheet through a roll slitter.

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Applications for Sheet Metal Stamping

Sheet metal stamping processes produce large volumes of products and parts with uniform precision at high speeds and low cost. Able to fabricate a number of two-dimensional and three-dimensional parts, sheet metal stampings can be parts such as metal clips, spring clips, metal brackets, hub caps, trim, engine mounts, connectors, and terminal lead frames. Additional parts formed during sheet metal stamping processes include heater components, pins and oxygen sensors, valves, locks, gears, and household fixtures. Sheet metal stamping companies can form a wide range of metal parts, making sheet metal stamping processes essential in industries such as appliance, hardware, aerospace, commercial, wastewater, automotive, electronics, textile, pharmaceutical, HVAC, plumbing, etc. fire prevention. Also, sheet metal stamping services are cost-effective because the process can produce material-intensive parts at production rates that are much greater than what is possible using other traditional methods.

Sheet Metal Stamping Process

During sheet metal stamping press operation, the slide, or ram, maintains movement to and from a motionless table called a press bed. The die, a press tool consisting of a specially designed cavity, shapes metal parts from the inserted sheet metal. The upper component of the die connects to the press slide, and the lower component connects to the press bed. A die component called the punch performs the necessary shaping operation by pushing the sheet metal through the die. After the metal stampings are formed, they are typically subjected to one or more secondary processes. Sheet metal stampings manufacturers use mechanical and hydraulic presses, both of which are available in a wide variety of sizes, tonnage capacities, stroke lengths, and operating speeds. Mechanical presses produce energy in the flywheel, which is then transferred to the crankshaft, electric shaft, or eccentric gear. Gap frames are a type of mechanical press often utilized in applications where the stock is fed by hand; straight frames are ideal for the progressive die and transfer die applications. In hydraulic presses, a controlled force is actuated by hydraulic pressure, which moves one or more rams in a preset sequence. Hydraulic presses, which have various types of frames, including C-frames, straight sides, H-frames, and four-columns, can deliver full power at any point in the stroke. These presses are ideal for deep drawing, short runs, precision metal stampings, lower-speed high-tonnage blanking with long feed lengths, and work requiring repeatable pressure rather than repeatable stroke depth.



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Is Progressive Die Stamping or Transfer Die Stamping Best for Your Next Precision Metal Stamping Project?

Historically, metal stamping companies performed one service - single stroke, short-run stamping. Today, precision metal stamping manufacturing techniques have evolved to meet the increasing demands of intricate components.   For simple parts, progressive or transfer metal stamping may not be the best option, but if you’re forming complex parts, one or the other is often the best choice. Both progressive and transfer die stamping is used to manufacture automotive, medical device, and electronic components.   How do you determine which method is best for your application?    First, you need... Read More About This