Stamping & Deep Drawing Parts

Stamping & Deep Drawing Parts – Detailed Product Introduction

Product Overview
Stamping and deep drawing parts are precision metal components formed through cold forming processes using dies and presses. These components are widely used in the automotive, electronics, home appliance, machinery, and aerospace industries due to their excellent dimensional accuracy, repeatability, and cost-effectiveness in mass production.

Manufacturing Process

Stamping
A high-speed forming process where a metal sheet is placed in a press and shaped using a die. Includes operations such as punching, bending, embossing, coining, and flanging.

Deep Drawing
A specialized stamping technique in which a metal sheet is drawn into a die cavity to form hollow or cup-shaped components. Ideal for producing seamless, cylindrical, or box-type parts with depth greater than their diameter.

Key Products

Electrical enclosures and terminal housings

Automotive brackets, reinforcements, and structural parts

Engine covers, oil pans, and filter caps

Battery casings, motor shells, and electronic connector shells

Kitchen hardware, stainless steel sink bowls, and appliance housings

Custom deep-drawn cans, containers, or sleeves

Material Options

Cold Rolled Steel (SPCC, Q235)

Stainless Steel (SS304, SS316, SS430)

Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys (5052, 6061)

Copper, Brass

Galvanized Steel, Zinc-Aluminum Coated Steel

High-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steel for automotive structural parts

Product Features

High dimensional accuracy and uniformity

Smooth surface finish, ready for secondary processing

Strong structural integrity with no welding required for deep drawn items

Lightweight, cost-effective, and ideal for high-volume production

Support for progressive die stamping and compound die stamping

Available with various surface treatments:

Electroplating (zinc, nickel, chrome)

Powder coating, painting, or anodizing

Passivation, polishing, or oiling

Applications

Automotive industry (interior and engine components, chassis parts)

Electrical and electronics (connectors, shields, cases)

Household appliances (washing machine and refrigerator components)

Medical equipment casings and surgical hardware

Industrial equipment, lighting fixtures, and mechanical assemblies