Precision Metal Stamping
High Precision
Consistent Quality
Scalable Production
From Prototype to Mass
Wide Material Range
Meet Diverse Needs
Our Stamping Equipment
We have a range of stamping equipment to meet different production needs, from high-volume automated lines to flexible conventional presses.
High-Volume Stamping Line
Modern stamping presses for stable and efficient mass production, suitable for metal accessories, labels, tags and small hardware parts.
Stable and efficient batch production
Consistent quality and tight dimensional control
Suitable for custom progressive dies
Ideal for medium to high-volume orders
Conventional Mechanical Stamping Presses
Flexible stamping presses for a wide range of custom parts, suitable for various materials and small to medium batch production.
Suitable for custom dies and various part geometries
Efficient strip feeding and stable performance
Flexible small to medium batch production
Cost-effective for prototypes and specialized parts
What We Can Do
We provide a full range of metal stamping processes to create functional and decorative parts according to your design.
Blanking
Cut parts to precise shapes and sizes.
Piercing
Create holes, slots and patterns.
Forming
Bend and shape to your design.
Embossing
Add logos, patterns and surface details.
Progressive
High-efficiency production with progressive dies.
Compatible Materials
We work with a variety of metals to meet different functional and decorative requirements.
Typical Applications
Our stamped metal parts are widely used in consumer goods, promotional products, fashion accessories and industrial applications.
FAQ
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01. What metals can you use for custom stamping?
We commonly stamp copper, brass, aluminum, and stainless steel. The right material depends on the part thickness, shape, surface finish, strength requirements, and how the finished product will be used.
02. Do I need a custom stamping die for my product?
For most custom stamped parts, yes. The die is developed around your part shape, holes, logo, embossed details, and forming requirements. Before tooling starts, we review the drawing to make sure the design is practical for stamping and repeat production.
03. Can logos and patterns be embossed directly during stamping?
Yes. Logos, lettering, textures, borders, and other raised or recessed details can often be formed directly in the stamping die. The achievable detail depends on the material, thickness, relief depth, and design geometry.
04. How do you control burrs and sharp edges after stamping?
Burrs are checked during production and can be reduced through proper die clearance, tool maintenance, and secondary finishing when required. For decorative parts such as perfume labels, bottle labels, bookmarks, and badges, we also pay attention to the edges so the finished parts are clean and suitable for later finishing or assembly.
05. When would you use progressive die stamping instead of a conventional stamping press?
Progressive die stamping is usually more suitable when a part requires several repeated operations and the order volume justifies continuous production. Conventional stamping presses are more flexible for simpler parts, different custom dies, or smaller and medium-sized production runs.
06. Can stamped parts be plated or given other surface finishes afterward?
Yes. Stamping can be followed by secondary finishing depending on the product design. Decorative metal parts can be polished, plated, brushed, painted, or treated with other finishes after the stamping process. The finishing method should be considered early because it can affect the material and tooling design.