Sheet Metal
TheSupplier's online Sheet Metal Stamping platform is instant quote for formed or deep drawn parts, competitive pricing, wide-value selection, and low-volume production.
What Is Stamping?
Stamping is the process of forming components of forma sheet metal via a press. Operations of stamping / tooling = including: blanking, punching, embossing, bending, flanging, and coining. Techniques like deep drawing or pressing. Drawn components are noten deep-drawn, as a result of deep drawn-ratio is considered.
General Tolerances for Stamped Parts
General tolerances for Sheet Metal stamped parts. TheSupplier's expectation tolerances typically are ±0.5° for formed parts and ±0.1 mm flat parts.
Advantages of Stamped Parts
Low cost for large quantities
Material variety including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and others
High repeatability
Excellent productivity
In addition, engineers prefer stamped components for their cost-effectiveness and precision in high-volume production.
Materials & Specifications
Materials
- • Steel (Low Carbon, High Carbon)
- • Stainless Steel (304, 316, 430)
- • Aluminum (1100, 3003, 5052, 6061)
- • Brass & Bronze
- • Copper
- • Galvanized Steel
Thickness & Size
- • Thickness: 0.5mm - 6mm
- • Max size: 1500mm x 3000mm
- • Deep draw ratio: up to 2:1
- • Minimum feature: 0.5mm
Operations
- • Blanking
- • Punching
- • Bending
- • Deep Drawing
- • Embossing
- • Coining
- • Flanging
How It Works
Upload
CAD Drawing
Select material
and process
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Industries We Serve
Surface Finishes
Powder Coating
Durable protective finish
Anodizing
Corrosion resistance
Plating
Zinc, Chrome, Nickel
As-Stamped
Natural material finish
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