Metal components are widely utilized and play a crucial role across the machining industry. Known for their strength, precision, and efficiency, stamped components serve critical functions in industrial equipment, providing structural support, fastening, and connectivity. From machine tool accessories to precision instrument components, these parts are engineered to meet the industry’s high standards for durability and accuracy, making them indispensable in modern industrial manufacturing.
To maintain the highest standards of reliability and performance, we apply a comprehensive quality control system at every stage of production. This includes raw material inspection, in-process monitoring, dimensional checks, surface finish evaluations, and final functional testing, ensuring each part meets customer specifications.
In machining, we offer four main metal stamping processes: progressive die stamping, compound stamping, transfer die stamping, and four-slide stamping.
We work with a range of materials including copper, aluminum, carbon steel (Q235), and stainless steel (SUS304/316).
Quality control in metal stamping involves several critical steps: material inspection, process monitoring, dimensional accuracy checks, surface finish evaluation, and functional testing. We implement a comprehensive QC system to ensure every part is consistent, durable, and meets all specifications.
Yes, metal stamping can be seamlessly integrated with welding, machining, and assembly processes to produce complete products or subassemblies. This streamlined integration improves manufacturing efficiency and consistency.
Absolutely! We can design packaging according to your requirements, ensuring it is both functional and visually appealing.
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