Metal Stamping
Precision stamped stainless for appliance brackets, covers, and structural parts
High-speed and progressive stamping for kitchen appliance metal components that need tight tolerances, repeatable production, and export-grade documentation.
What we form
- 10T–350T mechanical and hydraulic presses
- Blanking, bending, drawing, and progressive die operations
- Secondary ops: deburr, tap, and hardware insertion as agreed
- Consolidated inspection reports for recurring POs
Equipment
- 12 punch presses
- Progressive die tooling in-house
What buyers should evaluate
A capability page should help you decide whether our process fits your part before you send a full RFQ package.
- •Is the part a stainless bowl, cup, shell, container, cover, or stamped appliance component?
- •Does it need repeat production rather than one-off trading supply?
- •Are food-contact finish, hub fitment, welding, or cosmetic requirements part of the risk?
- •Can the project justify DFM review, tooling discussion, and signed sample control?
What to send for DFM
For a practical go/no-go review, include as much of the following as possible. If drawings are sensitive, NDA first is fine.
- •2D/3D drawing, STEP/IGES/SolidWorks file, or golden sample photos with key dimensions
- •Material grade, thickness, finish, and target market
- •Annual volume tiers and expected launch date
- •Critical fit points such as hub interface, rim circularity, weld strength, or cosmetic surface limits
Related appliance programs
Low-risk first step
No purchase obligation. Share a STEP/IGES/PDF, reference photo, or golden sample description — engineering replies with feasibility and a quotation path.
Typical first response within 1 business day (WhatsApp often faster for Asia/EU time zones).