OEM Fabrication Stamping Hardware Electrical LED Aluminum Stamping Metal Product for Car Auto Parts
Product Description


| A. Raw Material |
Copper ,BeCu, phosphor copper, Brass, Stainless steel, Aluminum, SGCC, SECC, steel, spring steel, Nickel-Silver... and all different kinds of metal; |
| B. SPEC |
Roll material thickness is 0.05-10mm;sheet metal thickness is 0.3-20mm; |
| C. Surface treatment |
Gold / Silver /Tin / Nickel / Zinc / Chromium / Copper-plating / Laser etching/Screen printing/Phosphating (can pass salt spray testing with 160 hours)/Black coating / Painting/ Power coating /Electrophoresis / Passivating /Deburring / Polishing / Brush according to ROHS standard; |
| D. Application |
All different kinds of telecom products, loom, furniture, and so on ; |
| E. Quotation |
Please provide the Formal drawings (normally, with DWG/STP/PDF file ),and make note with material/QTY/surface treatment and any other requirements, we will provide you the quotation sheet in 48-72 hours; |
| F. Prototype & Mould |
We make the prototypes or moulds according to the drawings that confirmed by both of us and customers! The lead time is depends on the structure and qty of parts, Normally, lead time for prototypes is 3-15 days; lead time for mould is 10-25 days; |
| G. Production |
We will provide samples according to the drawings to customers for approval. Then arrange the production and confirm the delivery date according to the Purchase Order; Normally , the lead time for production is 5-30 days ,the structure of parts is different , the lead time will be different . |
| H. Package |
Plastic bags; Preserving Box; Reel/tape package; Plastic tray; Wood box; Export carton and any other customized package according to the customers' requests. |


Advantages:
1. We are ODM&OEM, design according to your drawing.
2. Rich experience and good technology support( have engineers with more than 20 years experience).
3. Manufacturer and Trade Company.
4. Low MOQ is accepted.
5. 100% inspection before delivery.
6. Competitive price with high quality.
7. Convenient transportation ( Shanghai).



OUR PRODUCING PROCESS:
1. Tooling (Mold) design and Manufacture.
2. Manufacture the parts according to the Stamping Machine.
3. Riveting, Welding or Screw tap according to Customer's require.
4. After finish manufacture process we will test the parts by the Image measurement instrument, Caliper,
Angel Gage etc.
5. After make sure all the dimension can reach customer's require, we will make the surface treatment
process.
6. After finish surface treatment we will testing all the parts by worker so that we can make sure the parts
which we sell is 100% qualified.
7. After finish testing we will pack the parts by Vacuum Package Machine.
FAQ

1. What are stamping parts?
Stamping parts are components manufactured through a metal forming process called stamping (or pressing). In this process, a flat sheet of metal (blank) is placed into a stamping press, where a tool and die set shapes the metal into the desired form through cutting, bending, or drawing under high pressure. The parts are known for high precision, repeatability, and efficiency, and are widely used in automotive, electronics, appliances, and industrial machinery.
2. What are the main types of stamping processes?
- Blanking: Cutting a piece out of the metal sheet to create a flat shape.
- Punching: Creating holes in the metal part.
- Bending: Deforming the metal along a straight axis to form angles or channels.
- Drawing: Forming the metal into hollow or concave shapes (like cups or enclosures) by stretching it over a die.
- Coining: Applying high pressure to create precise, raised features or fine details on the metal surface.
3. What metals are commonly used for stamping parts?
Common metals include cold- and hot-rolled steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass, and other alloys. The choice depends on the part's function, required strength, corrosion resistance, weight, and cost.
4. What are the advantages of stamping compared to other manufacturing methods?
- High Efficiency & Speed: Suitable for mass production (high volume).
- Consistency & Precision: Produces identical parts with tight tolerances.
- Low Cost per Part: Economical for large production runs due to minimal material waste and fast cycle times.
- Material Versatility: Can process a wide range of metals and thicknesses.
- Complex Shapes: Capable of creating intricate geometries and features.
5. What design factors should be considered for stamping parts?
Key factors include:
- Material Selection: Affects formability, strength, and cost.
- Part Geometry: Avoid overly sharp corners; incorporate appropriate bend allowances and radii.
- Tolerances: Specify achievable dimensional tolerances for the process.
- Hole & Notch Placement: Maintain sufficient distance from edges and other features.
- Surface Finish Requirements: Specify if needed (e.g., painted, plated, powder-coated).
6. What is the difference between progressive and transfer stamping?
- Progressive Die Stamping: The metal strip feeds through a series of stations in a single die, with each station performing a different operation (pierce, bend, etc.). A finished part is produced with each press stroke. Best for high-volume, complex small-to-medium parts.
- Transfer Die Stamping: The part is mechanically moved (transferred) from one station to the next, often for larger or more intricate parts where the part is separated from the strip early in the process.
7. What are burrs, and how are they managed?
Burrs are small, sharp ridges or protrusions of material left on the edges of stamped parts after cutting or punching. They are typically removed through a secondary process called deburring (e.g., tumbling, grinding, or filing) to ensure safety, proper fit, and aesthetics.
8. What surface finishes or treatments are available for stamping parts?
Common post-stamping treatments include:
- Plating: Zinc, nickel, or chrome plating for corrosion resistance and appearance.
- Powder Coating or Painting: For color and environmental protection.
- Anodizing: Primarily for aluminum, for corrosion resistance and color.
- Galvanizing: Zinc coating for steel to prevent rust.
9. How are prototypes for stamped parts created?
For design validation, prototypes can be made using slower, lower-cost methods like laser cutting combined with press brake bending, or even soft tooling (less durable, lower-cost dies). This allows testing of form, fit, and function before investing in expensive production hard tooling.
10. How do I request a quote for custom stamping parts?
Be prepared to provide:
- Detailed 2D Drawings or 3D CAD Models: With dimensions, tolerances, and critical callouts.
- Material Specification: Type, grade, and thickness/gauge.
- Annual Volume Estimate: This greatly influences tooling and per-part cost.
- Surface Finish/Secondary Operations: Any required coatings or treatments.
- Application Information: Helps the manufacturer suggest optimal solutions.

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