| MOQ: | 1000pcs |
| Price: | negotiable |
| Standard Packaging: | Wooden crate packaging, moisture and shock resistant, each mold set packed separately |
| Delivery Period: | 25-35 work days |
| Payment Method: | T/T |
| Supply Capacity: | negotiable |
METS is a professional custom metal stamping factory specializing in precision stamped components made from stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and other specialty metals.
We manufacture customized metal stamping parts according to customer drawings, samples, CAD files, and technical specifications. Our manufacturing capabilities cover precision stamping, progressive die stamping, compound stamping, punching, blanking, bending, forming, deep drawing, embossing, and other sheet metal forming processes.
We stamp a wide range of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including:
Material selection can be customized according to strength, conductivity, corrosion resistance, weight, hardness, forming performance, and application requirements.
Precision stamping processes are used to manufacture components with controlled dimensions, consistent geometry, accurate holes, and repeatable forming characteristics.
For high-volume production, progressive dies can combine multiple operations such as punching, blanking, bending, forming, and cutting into a continuous production process. This can improve production efficiency and dimensional consistency. METS specifically focuses on high-speed precision progressive die development and stamping production.
Every component can be customized according to your drawing, sample, CAD model, material specification, tolerance, surface treatment, and packaging requirements.
METS can support different production stages, from initial samples and prototype tooling to small-batch production and large-volume manufacturing.
By combining stamping die design and metal stamping production, METS can optimize tooling structure and production processes according to the actual part requirements.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Custom Metal Stamping Parts |
| Manufacturing Type | OEM / ODM Precision Metal Stamping |
| Main Materials | Stainless Steel / Carbon Steel / Aluminum / Brass / Copper |
| Other Materials | Bronze / Spring Steel / Silicon Steel / Specialty Alloys |
| Manufacturing Processes | Stamping / Punching / Blanking / Bending / Forming / Deep Drawing |
| Die Types | Progressive Die / Compound Die / Forming Die / Customized Tooling |
| Material Thickness | Customized according to material and part structure |
| Part Size | Customized according to drawing or sample |
| Tolerance | According to product design and drawing requirements |
| Surface Treatment | Plating / Passivation / Polishing / Anodizing / Powder Coating / Heat Treatment |
| Secondary Processes | Deburring / Welding / Riveting / Tapping / Assembly |
| Production Volume | Prototype / Small Batch / Mass Production |
| Inspection | Dimensional / Appearance / Functional Inspection |
| Customization | Size / Shape / Hole / Bend / Material / Finish |
| Packaging | PE Bag / Carton / Pallet / Customized |
| Shipping | Sea / Air / Express |
| Application | Automotive / Electronics / Electrical / Machinery / Appliances / Renewable Energy |
Stainless steel stamping is suitable for applications requiring corrosion resistance, mechanical strength, durability, and stable performance. Common grades include 304 and 316 stainless steel, with other grades available according to project requirements.
Typical applications include:
Carbon steel provides a practical combination of strength, formability, and cost efficiency.
It is commonly used for:
Aluminum is lightweight and provides good corrosion resistance, making it suitable for applications where weight reduction is important.
Typical applications include:
Brass is widely used for electrical and electronic components because of its good conductivity, machinability, and forming characteristics.
Applications include:
Copper provides excellent electrical and thermal conductivity and is suitable for electrical components and conductive applications.
Typical products include:
METS provides multiple stamping and metal-forming processes according to product geometry and production volume.
Used for small and medium-sized components requiring repeatable dimensions and stable production.
Suitable for high-volume parts requiring multiple sequential operations. Several forming stages can be integrated into one progressive die.
Multiple cutting or forming operations can be performed in a single press stroke when the component structure is suitable.
Used to create holes, slots, profiles, and finished blanks with consistent geometry.
Used to create angles, channels, brackets, tabs, and three-dimensional structures.
Suitable for cup-shaped, shell-shaped, housing, and other drawn components.
Depending on the product, additional operations can include:
Xiamen METS Industry & Trade Co., Ltd. was established in Xiamen in 2006 and specializes in mold design, mold manufacturing, precision tooling, and metal stamping production.
The company's experience covers:
METS engineers design, construct, test, and validate stamping dies according to the required part structure and production conditions.
Progressive tooling can be developed for high-volume production involving multiple operations.
Production covers small precision components as well as larger functional sheet metal parts.
Our engineering team can review:
Quality checks can include raw material inspection, tooling inspection, dimensional measurement, surface inspection, process inspection, and final inspection.
For OEM metal stamping parts, stable dimensional accuracy is essential for assembly and long-term product performance. METS applies quality control throughout the manufacturing process:
Material grade, thickness, and surface condition can be checked before production.
Stamping dies are inspected and tested before mass production.
Initial parts are checked against drawings and technical requirements before full production.
Critical dimensions, hole positions, bending angles, forming features, and surface conditions can be monitored during production.
Finished components are inspected before packing and shipment.
For customer-specific projects, inspection procedures can be established according to drawings, quality standards, and functional requirements.
Custom stamped brackets, clips, terminals, reinforcement components, mounting parts, shields, and other automotive hardware.
Precision brackets, shielding components, connector parts, contact components, housings, and small stamped hardware.
Copper and brass terminals, contact components, conductive parts, mounting components, and electrical hardware.
Structural brackets, mounting plates, machine components, protective covers, fixtures, and customized spare parts.
Stamped brackets, motor components, mounting plates, clips, housings, and internal metal hardware.
Solar clips, PV mounting components, grounding hardware, cable clips, and other customized metal stamping products.
METS also provides tooling and stamped components related to lamination cores, stators, rotors, and motor components, supporting the electrical machinery sector.
METS's product portfolio and manufacturing experience cover a wide range of industrial applications.
For automotive customers, stamped steel and stainless steel parts can be manufactured according to customer drawings, with controlled holes, bends, forming features, and dimensional requirements.
Brass and copper stamping capabilities support terminals, connectors, contacts, conductive components, and other electrical hardware.
Customized sheet metal brackets, mounting components, structural parts, and machine hardware can be manufactured according to individual equipment requirements.
METS manufactures customized stainless steel clips, hooks, brackets, and other photovoltaic metal components for outdoor solar applications.
The company's tooling and stamping experience also covers stator and rotor laminations, supporting motor and electrical-machine applications.
These projects demonstrate METS's ability to handle different materials, component sizes, geometries, production volumes, and tooling requirements.
Choosing a metal stamping supplier is not simply about finding a factory that can press metal. For OEM customers, the more important questions are:
METS approaches these requirements through an integrated tooling + stamping manufacturing model.
Our engineering team can evaluate the part before tooling begins and consider material utilization, forming sequence, die structure, production speed, and inspection requirements.
For high-volume parts, a progressive die can integrate several operations into one continuous stamping process. For simpler or lower-volume parts, compound dies or other forming methods may be more economical.
The goal is not simply to manufacture a stamped part, but to develop a stable and repeatable manufacturing process around the customer's product.
METS combines stamping die design and die manufacturing with production, allowing better coordination between tooling and stamping.
We work with stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and specialty metals.
Progressive tooling is suitable for complex high-volume components requiring multiple sequential operations.
Parts can be manufactured according to drawings, samples, CAD files, and technical specifications.
METS supports initial samples, trial production, small batches, and high-volume manufacturing.
Our team can assist with material selection, stamping feasibility, tooling design, process optimization, and production requirements.
METS serves customers across North America, South America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Eastern Asia, the Middle East, and other international markets.
Your metal stamping parts can be customized in:
For an engineering review and quotation, you can provide:
2D Drawing + 3D CAD File + Material + Thickness + Annual Quantity + Surface Treatment + Quality Requirements
If you do not have a complete drawing, you can also send a physical sample, product photos, or basic dimensions for an initial evaluation.
Depending on the material and application, METS can support different surface finishing requirements, including:
Surface treatment is selected according to the base material, corrosion requirements, appearance requirements, electrical performance, and application environment.
Finished metal stamping parts can be packaged according to product geometry, quantity, surface requirements, and transportation method.
Standard packaging options include:
For international orders, METS can arrange shipment by sea, air, or express, depending on delivery requirements.
| MOQ: | 1000pcs |
| Price: | negotiable |
| Standard Packaging: | Wooden crate packaging, moisture and shock resistant, each mold set packed separately |
| Delivery Period: | 25-35 work days |
| Payment Method: | T/T |
| Supply Capacity: | negotiable |
METS is a professional custom metal stamping factory specializing in precision stamped components made from stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and other specialty metals.
We manufacture customized metal stamping parts according to customer drawings, samples, CAD files, and technical specifications. Our manufacturing capabilities cover precision stamping, progressive die stamping, compound stamping, punching, blanking, bending, forming, deep drawing, embossing, and other sheet metal forming processes.
We stamp a wide range of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including:
Material selection can be customized according to strength, conductivity, corrosion resistance, weight, hardness, forming performance, and application requirements.
Precision stamping processes are used to manufacture components with controlled dimensions, consistent geometry, accurate holes, and repeatable forming characteristics.
For high-volume production, progressive dies can combine multiple operations such as punching, blanking, bending, forming, and cutting into a continuous production process. This can improve production efficiency and dimensional consistency. METS specifically focuses on high-speed precision progressive die development and stamping production.
Every component can be customized according to your drawing, sample, CAD model, material specification, tolerance, surface treatment, and packaging requirements.
METS can support different production stages, from initial samples and prototype tooling to small-batch production and large-volume manufacturing.
By combining stamping die design and metal stamping production, METS can optimize tooling structure and production processes according to the actual part requirements.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Custom Metal Stamping Parts |
| Manufacturing Type | OEM / ODM Precision Metal Stamping |
| Main Materials | Stainless Steel / Carbon Steel / Aluminum / Brass / Copper |
| Other Materials | Bronze / Spring Steel / Silicon Steel / Specialty Alloys |
| Manufacturing Processes | Stamping / Punching / Blanking / Bending / Forming / Deep Drawing |
| Die Types | Progressive Die / Compound Die / Forming Die / Customized Tooling |
| Material Thickness | Customized according to material and part structure |
| Part Size | Customized according to drawing or sample |
| Tolerance | According to product design and drawing requirements |
| Surface Treatment | Plating / Passivation / Polishing / Anodizing / Powder Coating / Heat Treatment |
| Secondary Processes | Deburring / Welding / Riveting / Tapping / Assembly |
| Production Volume | Prototype / Small Batch / Mass Production |
| Inspection | Dimensional / Appearance / Functional Inspection |
| Customization | Size / Shape / Hole / Bend / Material / Finish |
| Packaging | PE Bag / Carton / Pallet / Customized |
| Shipping | Sea / Air / Express |
| Application | Automotive / Electronics / Electrical / Machinery / Appliances / Renewable Energy |
Stainless steel stamping is suitable for applications requiring corrosion resistance, mechanical strength, durability, and stable performance. Common grades include 304 and 316 stainless steel, with other grades available according to project requirements.
Typical applications include:
Carbon steel provides a practical combination of strength, formability, and cost efficiency.
It is commonly used for:
Aluminum is lightweight and provides good corrosion resistance, making it suitable for applications where weight reduction is important.
Typical applications include:
Brass is widely used for electrical and electronic components because of its good conductivity, machinability, and forming characteristics.
Applications include:
Copper provides excellent electrical and thermal conductivity and is suitable for electrical components and conductive applications.
Typical products include:
METS provides multiple stamping and metal-forming processes according to product geometry and production volume.
Used for small and medium-sized components requiring repeatable dimensions and stable production.
Suitable for high-volume parts requiring multiple sequential operations. Several forming stages can be integrated into one progressive die.
Multiple cutting or forming operations can be performed in a single press stroke when the component structure is suitable.
Used to create holes, slots, profiles, and finished blanks with consistent geometry.
Used to create angles, channels, brackets, tabs, and three-dimensional structures.
Suitable for cup-shaped, shell-shaped, housing, and other drawn components.
Depending on the product, additional operations can include:
Xiamen METS Industry & Trade Co., Ltd. was established in Xiamen in 2006 and specializes in mold design, mold manufacturing, precision tooling, and metal stamping production.
The company's experience covers:
METS engineers design, construct, test, and validate stamping dies according to the required part structure and production conditions.
Progressive tooling can be developed for high-volume production involving multiple operations.
Production covers small precision components as well as larger functional sheet metal parts.
Our engineering team can review:
Quality checks can include raw material inspection, tooling inspection, dimensional measurement, surface inspection, process inspection, and final inspection.
For OEM metal stamping parts, stable dimensional accuracy is essential for assembly and long-term product performance. METS applies quality control throughout the manufacturing process:
Material grade, thickness, and surface condition can be checked before production.
Stamping dies are inspected and tested before mass production.
Initial parts are checked against drawings and technical requirements before full production.
Critical dimensions, hole positions, bending angles, forming features, and surface conditions can be monitored during production.
Finished components are inspected before packing and shipment.
For customer-specific projects, inspection procedures can be established according to drawings, quality standards, and functional requirements.
Custom stamped brackets, clips, terminals, reinforcement components, mounting parts, shields, and other automotive hardware.
Precision brackets, shielding components, connector parts, contact components, housings, and small stamped hardware.
Copper and brass terminals, contact components, conductive parts, mounting components, and electrical hardware.
Structural brackets, mounting plates, machine components, protective covers, fixtures, and customized spare parts.
Stamped brackets, motor components, mounting plates, clips, housings, and internal metal hardware.
Solar clips, PV mounting components, grounding hardware, cable clips, and other customized metal stamping products.
METS also provides tooling and stamped components related to lamination cores, stators, rotors, and motor components, supporting the electrical machinery sector.
METS's product portfolio and manufacturing experience cover a wide range of industrial applications.
For automotive customers, stamped steel and stainless steel parts can be manufactured according to customer drawings, with controlled holes, bends, forming features, and dimensional requirements.
Brass and copper stamping capabilities support terminals, connectors, contacts, conductive components, and other electrical hardware.
Customized sheet metal brackets, mounting components, structural parts, and machine hardware can be manufactured according to individual equipment requirements.
METS manufactures customized stainless steel clips, hooks, brackets, and other photovoltaic metal components for outdoor solar applications.
The company's tooling and stamping experience also covers stator and rotor laminations, supporting motor and electrical-machine applications.
These projects demonstrate METS's ability to handle different materials, component sizes, geometries, production volumes, and tooling requirements.
Choosing a metal stamping supplier is not simply about finding a factory that can press metal. For OEM customers, the more important questions are:
METS approaches these requirements through an integrated tooling + stamping manufacturing model.
Our engineering team can evaluate the part before tooling begins and consider material utilization, forming sequence, die structure, production speed, and inspection requirements.
For high-volume parts, a progressive die can integrate several operations into one continuous stamping process. For simpler or lower-volume parts, compound dies or other forming methods may be more economical.
The goal is not simply to manufacture a stamped part, but to develop a stable and repeatable manufacturing process around the customer's product.
METS combines stamping die design and die manufacturing with production, allowing better coordination between tooling and stamping.
We work with stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and specialty metals.
Progressive tooling is suitable for complex high-volume components requiring multiple sequential operations.
Parts can be manufactured according to drawings, samples, CAD files, and technical specifications.
METS supports initial samples, trial production, small batches, and high-volume manufacturing.
Our team can assist with material selection, stamping feasibility, tooling design, process optimization, and production requirements.
METS serves customers across North America, South America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Eastern Asia, the Middle East, and other international markets.
Your metal stamping parts can be customized in:
For an engineering review and quotation, you can provide:
2D Drawing + 3D CAD File + Material + Thickness + Annual Quantity + Surface Treatment + Quality Requirements
If you do not have a complete drawing, you can also send a physical sample, product photos, or basic dimensions for an initial evaluation.
Depending on the material and application, METS can support different surface finishing requirements, including:
Surface treatment is selected according to the base material, corrosion requirements, appearance requirements, electrical performance, and application environment.
Finished metal stamping parts can be packaged according to product geometry, quantity, surface requirements, and transportation method.
Standard packaging options include:
For international orders, METS can arrange shipment by sea, air, or express, depending on delivery requirements.