Custom Progressive Die Deep Drawing Die with CNC Machining and Custom Mold and Fixture Design for Deep Drawn Parts

METS specializes in custom precision metal stamping and deep drawn parts for a wide range of industrial applications. We provide integrated manufacturing solutions, from mold design and tooling development to metal stamping, deep drawing, punching, bending, and secondary processing.

Our custom metal stamping services transform flat metal sheets and coils into precise components with complex shapes and functional features. Through advanced stamping and deep drawing processes, we manufacture flat, formed, and hollow metal parts to meet different structural and dimensional requirements.

Deep drawing is particularly suitable for producing seamless, cup-shaped, cylindrical, and other three-dimensional metal components. By using specially designed dies and controlled forming processes, flat metal blanks can be shaped into durable parts with consistent dimensions and smooth surfaces.

We work with various materials, including stainless steel, aluminum, carbon steel, galvanized steel, brass, and copper. Material selection, product dimensions, thickness, tolerances, surface treatments, and production methods can be customized according to customer drawings, samples, or technical specifications.

Whether you need simple stamped components or complex deep drawn metal parts, METS provides flexible OEM and ODM manufacturing services to support prototype development, small-batch orders, and volume production.

Note: Final material grades, dimensions, tolerances, and surface finishes are determined according to the product design and customer requirements.

METS combines mold development and metal stamping capabilities to provide practical manufacturing solutions for custom metal components. Our tooling team can develop stamping dies and deep drawing molds based on product drawings, 3D models, or samples.

In-house tooling support helps improve communication between product design, mold development, and production processes, making it easier to optimize component structures and manufacturing efficiency.

Our manufacturing capabilities cover a range of metal forming technologies, including:

• Precision Metal Stamping: Producing accurate metal components through punching, blanking, and forming operations.
• Deep Drawing: Manufacturing hollow, cup-shaped, cylindrical, and other three-dimensional metal parts.
• Progressive Die Stamping: Integrating multiple operations into a continuous production process for efficient manufacturing.
• Compound Die Stamping: Combining multiple cutting operations in a single press stroke.
• Bending and Forming: Creating customized angles, profiles, and structural features.
• Secondary Processing: Supporting deburring, welding, threading, surface treatment, and assembly according to project requirements.

We support different metal materials to meet specific requirements for strength, conductivity, corrosion resistance, formability, and appearance.

Our team can evaluate material selection, product geometry, forming processes, and tooling requirements to help customers develop components suitable for their intended applications.

Quality control is considered throughout the manufacturing process, from raw material verification and tooling trials to production inspection and final product checks.

Inspection methods can be arranged according to product specifications, including dimensional measurement, visual inspection, and functional checks where required.

METS supports customized manufacturing based on customer-provided drawings, samples, and technical requirements. We work with customers on product development, tooling, process selection, sample production, and subsequent manufacturing arrangements.

Custom precision metal stamping and deep drawn parts are widely used in industries that require reliable metal structures, accurate dimensions, and repeatable production quality.

Deep drawn metal housings, protective covers, mounting components, and formed metal brackets can be used in industrial machinery and equipment assemblies.

Custom stamped brackets, metal shells, reinforcement parts, and formed structural components can support automotive assembly and related mechanical systems.

Precision stamped contacts, conductive components, metal enclosures, terminals, and shielding parts can be manufactured for electrical and electronic equipment.

Deep drawn stainless steel and aluminum parts are suitable for appliance housings, internal structural components, covers, and functional metal fittings.

Custom punched, bent, and deep drawn parts can be used in machinery assemblies, fastening structures, equipment accessories, and other metal hardware applications.

Project Support: METS can evaluate customer drawings or samples and recommend suitable materials, tooling structures, and manufacturing processes. These application examples represent potential project applications rather than claims of specific completed customer projects.

Different industrial components require different forming methods. METS evaluates product geometry, material characteristics, dimensional requirements, and production volume to select suitable metal stamping and forming processes.

For relatively flat or structurally complex components, precision stamping can integrate punching, blanking, bending, and forming operations. For hollow or cup-shaped products, deep drawing provides an effective manufacturing approach for transforming flat metal blanks into three-dimensional parts.

Deep drawing requires careful coordination between material properties, die design, blank dimensions, and forming conditions. Proper tooling design and process control help reduce common forming issues such as wrinkles, cracks, and uneven deformation.

METS can customize deep drawing dies and forming processes according to product structure, material thickness, and required dimensions.

Different applications require different material properties. Stainless steel is commonly selected for corrosion resistance and durability, while aluminum offers lightweight characteristics and good formability. Carbon steel and galvanized steel are suitable for various structural and industrial components. Brass and copper are options for applications requiring electrical conductivity or specific mechanical properties.

By coordinating mold design, tooling manufacturing, stamping, deep drawing, and secondary operations, METS supports customers throughout the manufacturing process.

Our goal is to provide practical, customized metal component solutions that help customers simplify supplier coordination, improve production consistency, and meet their project requirements.