Stamped metal parts, made to your drawing.KingTeam provides metal stamping services for mounting brackets, pierced plates and formed sheet metal components. Send your drawing and expected demand so we can review the material, tooling and features that matter to assembly.Press range: 10T to 300T. Tooling and production quantities are reviewed for each part.Email your drawingsContact KingTeamAI-generated illustration: examples of stamped components.
Metal stamping capabilities
Stamping uses a press and dedicated tooling to cut and form sheet metal. The tooling route depends on the part design and expected order volume.
Production capacityUp to 5.5 million pieces per month, depending on the part mix and tooling. Capacity for your order is confirmed during project review.
Materials for reviewSteel, stainless steel, aluminium and copper. Specify the grade, temper and sheet thickness.
Part featuresFlat profiles, holes, slots and formed flanges. Special forming requirements are assessed against your drawing.
Thickness and part sizeReviewed with the material, cutting perimeter, forming load and tooling layout.
Tooling and order volumeInclude the initial batch, annual demand and expected design changes so the tooling investment can be assessed.
Agree the details before tooling
The drawing should show how the part locates in the assembly and which edges or surfaces need particular attention.
Holes and locating featuresIdentify the holes and datums that locate the part in assembly. Specify the tolerances needed for fit and agree how these features will be checked.Burr direction and edge conditionState the permitted burr side and any deburring requirement. Specify contact edges and exposed edges so their condition can be checked.Bends and functional surfacesReview bend radii, flange lengths and nearby holes before tooling. Identify visible faces and contact areas that need protection during forming and handling.
Edges and surface finishing
Specify the final condition of the part when requesting a quotation. The finish can affect fit, electrical contact and appearance.
DeburringDefine the acceptable edge condition, including any requirement on pierced holes or contact edges.Protective coatingsTell us the required coating and corrosion environment. Grade suitability, coating thickness and masked areas need review.Visible surfacesIdentify cosmetic faces and the permitted tooling marks. Use an approved sample when appearance is part of acceptance.Contact and assembly areasMark surfaces that must remain uncoated and holes that must fit after finishing. State whether dimensions apply before or after coating.
From enquiry to production
Requirements and approvals are agreed at each stage.
1Send the requirementsDrawing, material and thickness, finish, critical features and expected demand.2Review the tooling routeAgree the process, tooling scope, inspection requirements and quotation.3Approve the samplesReview sample parts against the agreed drawing and acceptance requirements.4Produce and deliverConfirm production quantity, final checks and handling requirements before delivery.
Frequently asked questions
Details to settle when planning stamped components.
When should I consider stamping?Stamping is worth evaluating for repeated demand with a stable part design. Compare the tooling cost with the expected production volume. Laser cutting and bending may suit an early design or a smaller batch.Does ±0.01 mm apply to every dimension?The stated ±0.01 mm capability applies to suitable features after review. Achievable tolerances depend on the feature, material and tooling. Formed dimensions need separate confirmation.Is there a minimum order quantity?The practical quantity depends on tooling and setup costs. Include your first order and annual demand so we can assess a suitable production route.Can you work with an existing tool?Send the tool information with the part drawing. Compatibility, condition and any changes need review before existing tooling can be accepted.How are samples and inspection agreed?Identify the critical dimensions, material evidence and records you need. The sample submission and inspection scope are agreed before production.What should I send for a quotation?Send a dimensioned drawing, any 3D model, material grade and thickness, finish, critical tolerances, batch size and annual demand. Note any special edge or appearance requirements.
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Discuss your stamping project.Email your drawing and expected quantities. Include the material, finish and features that control assembly.kingteam@kingteam-cn.comContact details