Stainless Steel Deep Drawn Stamping Parts for Auto Machinery Components

Stamping is a broader term for shaping flat sheet metal using a press and die, often involving cutting, bending, and shallow forming. Deep Drawing is a specific stamping process that uses tensile force to pull sheet metal into a die, forming deep, hollow shapes like cups or enclosures without thinning the material excessively.

We specialize in progressive die stamping for high-volume, complex parts and deep drawing for seamless cylindrical/box-shaped components. Our integrated services include tool & die design/manufacturing, in-house secondary operations (welding, tapping, assembly), and full surface finishing.

We process a wide range of materials: Steels: Cold/hot rolled steel, galvanized steel, stainless steel (304, 316, 430). Non-Ferrous: Aluminum (1000, 3000, 5000, 6000 series), Copper, Brass. Specialty Alloys: Spring steel, phosphor bronze, etc.

For stamping, we can handle parts up to 500mm x 500mm with our 800-ton presses. For deep drawing, typical diameters are up to 300mm, with draw depths dependent on the diameter and material.

Lead time varies: 10-15 days for simple blanking dies, 25-40 days for complex progressive dies. Cost depends entirely on part complexity, size, and required precision, ranging from $1,000 to $30,000+. We provide a detailed, fixed-price tooling quotation after DFM analysis.