Metal Stamping Parts

Metal stamping parts are processed into different shapes through dies and presses. Stamping parts are stamped using precision die stamping technology. A flat sheet of metal (usually called a blank) is fed into a stamping press, which uses specialized tools and dies to form the metal sheet into a new shape. Manufacturers that provide stamping services place the material to be stamped between dies and use pressure to form and cut the material into the final shape required for the product or component. Stamped sheet metal parts processing process: Tooling making, Prototype, Cutting, Stamping, Welding, Tapping, Bending and Forming, Machining, Surface treatment, Assembly.

Material Selection

The optional materials for our sheet metal stamping parts are Carbon steel, Stainless steel, spring steel, Bronze, brass, copper alloy, aluminum alloy, tinplate, nickel silver, etc.

The material selection of stamping parts can consider three aspects: strength, corrosion resistance and cost:

Stainless steel ‌SUS304 stamping parts are corrosion-resistant and suitable for medical devices and food equipment.

Carbon steel SPCC auto stamping parts are economical and practical, and is widely used in structural parts.

For lightweight, choose aluminum alloy 5052/6061, which is suitable for automotive and aviation parts.

Copper alloy has excellent conductivity and is mostly used in electronic components.

Industry

Stamping technology uses molds to accurately shape metal sheets into various stamping aluminum sheet metal parts required by customers, with the advantages of high efficiency, high precision and suitability for mass production. These stamping small parts are durable, precise and stable, so they are often widely used in mechanical parts, electronic equipment and building structures. Stamping parts can be used for: lamp bodies, aerospace, chemical equipment reactors, electrical equipment, medical equipment housings, engineering machinery, lamp panels, radiators.