| MOQ: | 10000pcs |
| Standard Packaging: | Wooden crate packaging, moisture and shock resistant, each mold set packed separately |
METS manufactures Precision Conductive Brass Stamping Parts for Electrical Terminals, providing reliable electrical connection, stable conductivity, and consistent dimensional accuracy for electrical and electronic applications.
Our brass stamped components are produced from high-quality copper alloys such as C26000, C26800, C28000, and other customized brass grades according to customer drawings and performance requirements. Brass offers an effective combination of electrical conductivity, mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and formability, making it suitable for terminals, connector contacts, contact plates, grounding components, battery contacts, and other conductive hardware.
Using progressive die stamping, compound die stamping, precision punching, bending, forming, and secondary processing, METS can manufacture both flat stamped components and complex 3D terminal geometries. Multiple operations can be integrated into one continuous stamping process to improve production consistency and reduce manual handling.
For applications requiring additional protection or improved electrical performance, we can provide tin plating, nickel plating, gold plating, silver plating, anti-oxidation treatment, deburring, polishing, and other customized surface finishes.
From prototype development and tooling design to high-volume production, METS provides an integrated OEM/ODM manufacturing solution based on customer drawings, samples, CAD files, or technical specifications.
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| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Precision Conductive Brass Stamping Parts |
| Application | Electrical Terminals, Connectors, Contacts |
| Material | Brass / Copper Alloy |
| Common Brass Grades | C26000, C26800, C28000 |
| Customized Materials | Available according to requirements |
| Thickness | 0.1–3.0 mm |
| Stamping Process | Progressive Die / Compound Die / Single Die |
| Forming Process | Punching / Blanking / Bending / Forming |
| Tolerance | Up to ±0.01 mm depending on design and dimensions |
| Surface Finish | Natural Brass / Tin Plating / Nickel Plating / Gold Plating / Silver Plating |
| Heat Treatment | Annealing / Stress Relieving when required |
| Product Shape | Flat / Bent / Formed / 3D Customized |
| Tooling | Custom Precision Stamping Dies |
| Inspection | Dimensional Inspection / Visual Inspection / Sample Inspection |
| Production Type | Prototype / Small Batch / Mass Production |
| OEM/ODM | Supported |
| Packaging | Bulk / Tray / Tape & Reel / Customized Packaging |
| Compliance | RoHS / REACH available upon request |
| Lead Time | Typically 7–25 working days depending on tooling and order complexity |
Final material grade, thickness, tolerance, plating, and production parameters are confirmed according to the customer's drawing and application requirements.
METS is an experienced manufacturer specializing in metal stamping dies, precision stamped parts, brass stamping parts, electrical terminals, connectors, and customized hardware components. The company has operated in Xiamen since 2006 and provides integrated tooling and stamping solutions.
Our engineering team can participate in the complete manufacturing process:
Before tooling production, our engineers review the customer's drawings and application requirements to evaluate:
This early engineering review helps identify potential manufacturing problems before mass production.
METS develops and manufactures customized stamping dies for brass electrical components, including progressive dies, compound dies, and precision forming dies.
For electrical terminal applications, accurate punch-and-die clearance is particularly important because it directly affects edge quality, dimensional consistency, and production stability.
The METS website documents capabilities including progressive stamping for electrical terminals, with examples specifying high-speed stamping, fine pitch, and precision tooling requirements.
Progressive die stamping allows multiple operations such as punching, blanking, bending, and forming to be integrated into a continuous production process.
This is particularly suitable for customers requiring:
METS applies inspection procedures throughout tooling development, sample approval, and production.
Quality control can include:
The company's existing product information also describes professional inspection equipment and engineering experience in precision stamping applications.
Instead of relying solely on outsourced tooling, METS combines stamping die design, die manufacturing, trial production, and stamped-part production within its manufacturing system.
This integrated approach allows engineering and production teams to communicate directly throughout the project, which is particularly valuable for precision electrical terminals where tooling geometry and finished-part performance are closely connected.
Precision Tooling
Custom progressive and compound dies are developed according to the required terminal geometry, material, thickness, and production volume.
Material Flexibility
We work with brass and other copper alloys according to conductivity, strength, forming, plating, and application requirements.
Complex Forming
Punching, blanking, bending, embossing, forming, and other stamping operations can be integrated according to the product structure.
Mass Production
Progressive stamping is suitable for repeat orders and high-volume electrical components requiring stable production efficiency.
OEM/ODM Customization
Customers can provide 2D drawings, 3D CAD files, samples, or basic technical specifications for customized development.
Global Supply
METS supports international OEM customers with customized production, inspection, packaging, and export delivery.
Precision conductive brass stamping parts are widely used in electrical and electronic products where reliable conductivity and repeatable mechanical dimensions are important.
Brass stamped terminals can be used for wire connections, terminal blocks, switches, control equipment, and electrical assemblies.
Precision stamped brass contacts are suitable for connector housings, PCB connectors, socket contacts, and electronic interconnection systems.
Stamped brass components can be designed for switching mechanisms requiring reliable contact and repeatable positioning.
Customized brass terminals and connector components can be used in automotive electrical systems, sensors, control modules, fuse assemblies, and wiring systems.
Brass or copper alloy stamped parts can be manufactured for battery contacts, conductive plates, terminals, and power connection components.
Applications include control panels, industrial connectors, electrical cabinets, relays, contact systems, and other electrical hardware.
METS has developed and manufactured various electrical terminal and conductive metal stamping components, including progressive-stamped brass electrical connector terminals, socket terminals, contact plugs, connector components, and customized brass contact parts.
For electrical connector applications, METS manufactures brass terminals using precision progressive stamping. The production process integrates punching and forming operations to achieve repeatable terminal geometry and stable production efficiency.
Typical requirements include:
METS has experience manufacturing brass socket pins, electrical contact plugs, and related stamped components. These parts require accurate dimensions and stable contact geometry for reliable assembly.
Existing METS product information includes brass electrical contact components manufactured through progressive die and single-hit stamping processes.
For customized contact terminals, the component geometry can be developed around the customer's electrical and mechanical requirements.
Possible specifications include:
METS also provides customized brass contact terminals designed for switches, relays, PCB modules, and other electrical assemblies.
Electrical stamping projects often involve more than simply producing metal parts. Tooling design, material selection, stamping clearance, forming sequence, plating, inspection, and packaging all affect the final product.
METS combines tooling engineering and stamped-part manufacturing to create a more coordinated production process.
For customers with recurring demand, progressive die stamping can combine several manufacturing operations into a continuous process. This helps maintain repeatability while supporting efficient high-volume production.
We do not require customers to select a standard terminal size. Our engineering team can develop the component around your:
Depending on the application, plated surfaces can be considered to improve corrosion resistance, solderability, contact performance, or appearance.
Available options include:
Tin Plating | Nickel Plating | Gold Plating | Silver Plating | Anti-Oxidation Treatment
A precision electrical terminal is more than a stamped piece of brass. Its performance depends on material selection, stamping accuracy, contact geometry, forming consistency, surface condition, and dimensional stability.
METS approaches brass stamping from the complete manufacturing perspective.
We combine precision die engineering, progressive stamping, controlled forming, surface treatment, and quality inspection to manufacture conductive components designed around the customer's actual application.
For electrical terminals and connector components, small dimensional deviations can affect insertion force, contact position, assembly efficiency, and electrical connection reliability. Our engineering process therefore focuses on controlling the complete stamping process rather than simply producing parts according to a drawing.
Whether you need a few prototype samples or continuous production for a large-volume program, METS can support the project from DFM analysis and tooling development to stamping production and final delivery.
Send us your drawing or sample. Our engineers can review the structure, material, thickness, tolerance, stamping process, and production requirements and provide a customized solution.
METS supports customized brass stamping parts according to customer requirements.
2D Drawings | 3D CAD Files | Samples | Specifications | Photos with Dimensions
Our engineering team can evaluate your design and recommend an appropriate stamping process before tooling production.
METS focuses on dimensional consistency and production stability throughout the project.
The manufacturing process can include:
Material Inspection → Tooling Design → Die Manufacturing → Trial Stamping → Sample Inspection → Customer Approval → Mass Production → Final Inspection → Packaging → Shipment
For international OEM projects, packaging can be customized according to part size, surface finish, transportation method, and customer requirements.
Standard export packaging such as cartons and wooden cases can be provided, while tray, tape-and-reel, vacuum packaging, and customized labeling can also be considered for precision electrical components.
We commonly work with brass alloys such as C26000, C26800, and C28000, as well as other copper alloys according to the required conductivity, strength, formability, and application.
Our customized brass stamping parts can generally be produced from approximately 0.1 mm to 3.0 mm, depending on the material, component geometry, stamping process, and tooling requirements.
Yes. METS provides OEM/ODM manufacturing based on 2D drawings, 3D CAD files, samples, or technical specifications.
We provide progressive die stamping, compound die stamping, punching, blanking, bending, forming, and other customized metal stamping processes.
Yes. Progressive and compound stamping can be designed for components involving multiple punching, bending, and forming operations.
| MOQ: | 10000pcs |
| Standard Packaging: | Wooden crate packaging, moisture and shock resistant, each mold set packed separately |
METS manufactures Precision Conductive Brass Stamping Parts for Electrical Terminals, providing reliable electrical connection, stable conductivity, and consistent dimensional accuracy for electrical and electronic applications.
Our brass stamped components are produced from high-quality copper alloys such as C26000, C26800, C28000, and other customized brass grades according to customer drawings and performance requirements. Brass offers an effective combination of electrical conductivity, mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and formability, making it suitable for terminals, connector contacts, contact plates, grounding components, battery contacts, and other conductive hardware.
Using progressive die stamping, compound die stamping, precision punching, bending, forming, and secondary processing, METS can manufacture both flat stamped components and complex 3D terminal geometries. Multiple operations can be integrated into one continuous stamping process to improve production consistency and reduce manual handling.
For applications requiring additional protection or improved electrical performance, we can provide tin plating, nickel plating, gold plating, silver plating, anti-oxidation treatment, deburring, polishing, and other customized surface finishes.
From prototype development and tooling design to high-volume production, METS provides an integrated OEM/ODM manufacturing solution based on customer drawings, samples, CAD files, or technical specifications.
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| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Precision Conductive Brass Stamping Parts |
| Application | Electrical Terminals, Connectors, Contacts |
| Material | Brass / Copper Alloy |
| Common Brass Grades | C26000, C26800, C28000 |
| Customized Materials | Available according to requirements |
| Thickness | 0.1–3.0 mm |
| Stamping Process | Progressive Die / Compound Die / Single Die |
| Forming Process | Punching / Blanking / Bending / Forming |
| Tolerance | Up to ±0.01 mm depending on design and dimensions |
| Surface Finish | Natural Brass / Tin Plating / Nickel Plating / Gold Plating / Silver Plating |
| Heat Treatment | Annealing / Stress Relieving when required |
| Product Shape | Flat / Bent / Formed / 3D Customized |
| Tooling | Custom Precision Stamping Dies |
| Inspection | Dimensional Inspection / Visual Inspection / Sample Inspection |
| Production Type | Prototype / Small Batch / Mass Production |
| OEM/ODM | Supported |
| Packaging | Bulk / Tray / Tape & Reel / Customized Packaging |
| Compliance | RoHS / REACH available upon request |
| Lead Time | Typically 7–25 working days depending on tooling and order complexity |
Final material grade, thickness, tolerance, plating, and production parameters are confirmed according to the customer's drawing and application requirements.
METS is an experienced manufacturer specializing in metal stamping dies, precision stamped parts, brass stamping parts, electrical terminals, connectors, and customized hardware components. The company has operated in Xiamen since 2006 and provides integrated tooling and stamping solutions.
Our engineering team can participate in the complete manufacturing process:
Before tooling production, our engineers review the customer's drawings and application requirements to evaluate:
This early engineering review helps identify potential manufacturing problems before mass production.
METS develops and manufactures customized stamping dies for brass electrical components, including progressive dies, compound dies, and precision forming dies.
For electrical terminal applications, accurate punch-and-die clearance is particularly important because it directly affects edge quality, dimensional consistency, and production stability.
The METS website documents capabilities including progressive stamping for electrical terminals, with examples specifying high-speed stamping, fine pitch, and precision tooling requirements.
Progressive die stamping allows multiple operations such as punching, blanking, bending, and forming to be integrated into a continuous production process.
This is particularly suitable for customers requiring:
METS applies inspection procedures throughout tooling development, sample approval, and production.
Quality control can include:
The company's existing product information also describes professional inspection equipment and engineering experience in precision stamping applications.
Instead of relying solely on outsourced tooling, METS combines stamping die design, die manufacturing, trial production, and stamped-part production within its manufacturing system.
This integrated approach allows engineering and production teams to communicate directly throughout the project, which is particularly valuable for precision electrical terminals where tooling geometry and finished-part performance are closely connected.
Precision Tooling
Custom progressive and compound dies are developed according to the required terminal geometry, material, thickness, and production volume.
Material Flexibility
We work with brass and other copper alloys according to conductivity, strength, forming, plating, and application requirements.
Complex Forming
Punching, blanking, bending, embossing, forming, and other stamping operations can be integrated according to the product structure.
Mass Production
Progressive stamping is suitable for repeat orders and high-volume electrical components requiring stable production efficiency.
OEM/ODM Customization
Customers can provide 2D drawings, 3D CAD files, samples, or basic technical specifications for customized development.
Global Supply
METS supports international OEM customers with customized production, inspection, packaging, and export delivery.
Precision conductive brass stamping parts are widely used in electrical and electronic products where reliable conductivity and repeatable mechanical dimensions are important.
Brass stamped terminals can be used for wire connections, terminal blocks, switches, control equipment, and electrical assemblies.
Precision stamped brass contacts are suitable for connector housings, PCB connectors, socket contacts, and electronic interconnection systems.
Stamped brass components can be designed for switching mechanisms requiring reliable contact and repeatable positioning.
Customized brass terminals and connector components can be used in automotive electrical systems, sensors, control modules, fuse assemblies, and wiring systems.
Brass or copper alloy stamped parts can be manufactured for battery contacts, conductive plates, terminals, and power connection components.
Applications include control panels, industrial connectors, electrical cabinets, relays, contact systems, and other electrical hardware.
METS has developed and manufactured various electrical terminal and conductive metal stamping components, including progressive-stamped brass electrical connector terminals, socket terminals, contact plugs, connector components, and customized brass contact parts.
For electrical connector applications, METS manufactures brass terminals using precision progressive stamping. The production process integrates punching and forming operations to achieve repeatable terminal geometry and stable production efficiency.
Typical requirements include:
METS has experience manufacturing brass socket pins, electrical contact plugs, and related stamped components. These parts require accurate dimensions and stable contact geometry for reliable assembly.
Existing METS product information includes brass electrical contact components manufactured through progressive die and single-hit stamping processes.
For customized contact terminals, the component geometry can be developed around the customer's electrical and mechanical requirements.
Possible specifications include:
METS also provides customized brass contact terminals designed for switches, relays, PCB modules, and other electrical assemblies.
Electrical stamping projects often involve more than simply producing metal parts. Tooling design, material selection, stamping clearance, forming sequence, plating, inspection, and packaging all affect the final product.
METS combines tooling engineering and stamped-part manufacturing to create a more coordinated production process.
For customers with recurring demand, progressive die stamping can combine several manufacturing operations into a continuous process. This helps maintain repeatability while supporting efficient high-volume production.
We do not require customers to select a standard terminal size. Our engineering team can develop the component around your:
Depending on the application, plated surfaces can be considered to improve corrosion resistance, solderability, contact performance, or appearance.
Available options include:
Tin Plating | Nickel Plating | Gold Plating | Silver Plating | Anti-Oxidation Treatment
A precision electrical terminal is more than a stamped piece of brass. Its performance depends on material selection, stamping accuracy, contact geometry, forming consistency, surface condition, and dimensional stability.
METS approaches brass stamping from the complete manufacturing perspective.
We combine precision die engineering, progressive stamping, controlled forming, surface treatment, and quality inspection to manufacture conductive components designed around the customer's actual application.
For electrical terminals and connector components, small dimensional deviations can affect insertion force, contact position, assembly efficiency, and electrical connection reliability. Our engineering process therefore focuses on controlling the complete stamping process rather than simply producing parts according to a drawing.
Whether you need a few prototype samples or continuous production for a large-volume program, METS can support the project from DFM analysis and tooling development to stamping production and final delivery.
Send us your drawing or sample. Our engineers can review the structure, material, thickness, tolerance, stamping process, and production requirements and provide a customized solution.
METS supports customized brass stamping parts according to customer requirements.
2D Drawings | 3D CAD Files | Samples | Specifications | Photos with Dimensions
Our engineering team can evaluate your design and recommend an appropriate stamping process before tooling production.
METS focuses on dimensional consistency and production stability throughout the project.
The manufacturing process can include:
Material Inspection → Tooling Design → Die Manufacturing → Trial Stamping → Sample Inspection → Customer Approval → Mass Production → Final Inspection → Packaging → Shipment
For international OEM projects, packaging can be customized according to part size, surface finish, transportation method, and customer requirements.
Standard export packaging such as cartons and wooden cases can be provided, while tray, tape-and-reel, vacuum packaging, and customized labeling can also be considered for precision electrical components.
We commonly work with brass alloys such as C26000, C26800, and C28000, as well as other copper alloys according to the required conductivity, strength, formability, and application.
Our customized brass stamping parts can generally be produced from approximately 0.1 mm to 3.0 mm, depending on the material, component geometry, stamping process, and tooling requirements.
Yes. METS provides OEM/ODM manufacturing based on 2D drawings, 3D CAD files, samples, or technical specifications.
We provide progressive die stamping, compound die stamping, punching, blanking, bending, forming, and other customized metal stamping processes.
Yes. Progressive and compound stamping can be designed for components involving multiple punching, bending, and forming operations.