Custom metal parts manufacturing
Sheet metal stamping
We manufacture sheet metal parts from drawings, samples and technical specifications. We work with customer-supplied dies or design and manufacture the required tooling in-house.
15–100 t
Press force range
0.15–5 mm
Sheet thickness depending on the part and material
From die to part
In-house tooling and press production
Two ways to work with us
We plan production around your existing tooling and intended production volume.
With your existing die
We can assess your die for production on our presses. Before starting, we check its condition, compatibility with the equipment and the requirements of the manufacturing process.
From a new die to finished parts
If you do not have tooling yet, we can design and manufacture it in our own toolmaking workshop. After die setup, we produce parts to the agreed requirements.
Stamping die manufacturing
Production capabilities
We select the press and operations to suit the part geometry, metal properties and required production volume.
Our own press production
We carry out cold sheet metal stamping on crank pneumatic presses with different rated forces.
Available press forces
- 15 t
- 25 t
- 40 t
- 100 t
Sheet thickness
0.15–5 mm
Materials
- Steel
- Aluminium
- Brass
- Copper
Feasibility within this thickness range depends on the metal grade, geometry, operations and required force. We agree on the material and thickness after reviewing the documentation.
Sheet metal stamping operations
We determine the operations and die design from the drawing and the requirements for the finished part.
Blanking
Separating a part or blank from sheet metal along the specified outer contour.
Piercing
Producing holes, slots and other internal contours in sheet metal blanks.
Bending
Creating bends and specified angles, taking sheet thickness and metal properties into account.
Combined operations
Combining several operations in a die where appropriate for the part design and series production.
From drawing to finished batch
We review the initial data, prepare production and check the results against the agreed requirements.
Review the brief
We study drawings, a model or a sample and clarify the material, thickness, quantity and part requirements.
Assess and quote
We determine the process and prepare a quotation. Where required, die manufacturing is quoted separately.
Prepare the tooling
We check an existing die or design and manufacture a new one, then install and set it up on the press.
Trial parts
Where required, we make samples to check geometry and agree on the result before batch production.
Stamping and inspection
We manufacture the batch using the agreed process and inspect the characteristics specified in the technical requirements.
Deliver the parts
We hand over the finished parts in accordance with the agreed order terms.
Production and quality under control
We define the part requirements and inspection scope before manufacturing begins.
Agreed technical requirements
We clarify dimensions, surface requirements and other characteristics relevant to your part.
Finished part inspection
Our quality control department checks products for compliance with the specified requirements.
Toolmaking alongside production
We use our machining, EDM and grinding capabilities to manufacture and refine stamping dies.
Quality management system
Our company operates a quality management system certified by TÜV Thüringen to ISO 9001:2015.
Questions before ordering
Can you produce parts using my die?
Yes, we assess customer-supplied tooling for use on our presses. Before production, we check the die condition, press compatibility and process requirements. Send the part documentation and tooling details for an assessment.
Can I order parts if I do not have a die yet?
Yes. Our in-house toolmaking workshop designs and manufactures stamping dies. We determine tooling and part production costs after reviewing your requirements.
What sheet thicknesses can you process?
Our sheet thickness range is 0.15 to 5 mm. Feasibility for a specific part depends on the metal grade, geometry, operations and required press force, and is assessed from the documentation.
Can I order a small batch?
We assess the feasibility and economics of small batches individually. Using an existing die and developing new tooling involve different production preparation costs.
What determines the price and lead time?
The material and sheet thickness, part geometry, number of operations, tooling condition or need for a new die, and batch size. We agree on the price and lead time after reviewing the technical brief.
What information do you need for a quote?
Send drawings, a 3D model or a technical brief. Specify the material, sheet thickness, quantity and quality requirements. If you already have a die, include its specifications and available documentation.
Get a quote for your stamped parts
Send drawings, a 3D model or a technical brief. Our specialists will review your inquiry and contact you to clarify the details and prepare a quotation.
What helps us assess your inquiry
- Drawings, a 3D model or a part sample
- Metal grade and sheet thickness
- Quantity and planned production volume
- Whether you have an existing die
- Geometry, surface and quality requirements
- Tooling specifications, if available
Sheet metal stamping inquiry
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