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Deep Drawn Metal Stampings

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National Die Company  
Wolcott, CT
Deep Drawn Stampings - medium & long runs, drawn metal caps, cans, cups, connectors, contacts, eyelets, enclosures, ferrules, housings, inserts, rings, screw shells, sleeves, terminals, tubes, shields, valves, deep drawn tooling
 
Twinplex Stamping Company  
Wood Dale, IL
Deep drawn stampings & high-volume, drawn metal shells, cans, caps, cases, connector, cups, eyelet & ferrules, including transfer press & progressive dies
 
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Watertown, CT
Specialty needles, cannula, luer fittings, tubular components & contract medical & laboratory device manufacturing
 
Kenilworth, NJ
Metal stamping & machining job shop
 
Bristol, CT
We Partner With You to Manufacture the Unknown. Progressive Stamping/DDS & CNC Machining
 
University Park, IL
ISO 9001:2015
 
Coopersville, MI
Metal Stampings, Deep Drawn Parts, Simulation & Engineering, Prototypes, Progressive Die Builds, Line Dies, Die Repair
 
Elgin, IL
Fabricated Metal Stampings, Progresive Dies * Blank, Draw & Compound Dies
 
Pawtucket, RI
Brass, copper, steel, stainless steel & aluminum deep-drawn stampings
 
Sheboygan, WI
Custom Design Engineering and Manufacturing Services
 
Grapevine, TX
Power presses up to 400 tons & 4000 watt laser with FMS
 
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Kinsman, OH
 
Watertown, CT
 
Brea, CA
 
Middleburg Heights, OH
 
New Britain, CT
 
Mason, OH
 
Watertown, CT
 
Waterbury, CT
 
Shirley, MA
 
Toledo, OH
 
Roselle, NJ
 
Wolcott, CT
 
Piscataway, NJ
 
Sarasota, FL
 
Janesville, WI
 
Prospect, CT
 
Sumner, WA
 
Fridley, MN
 
Wolcott, CT
 
Malden, MA
 
Laurinburg, NC
 
Naugatuck, CT
 
Livonia, MI
 
Kiel, WI
 
Grand Haven, MI
 
Thomaston, CT
 
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The deep drawn metal stamping industry specializes in forming metal sheets into complex, hollow shapes through a process known as deep drawing. This process involves placing a metal blank over a die and using a punch to push the metal into the die cavity, creating a seamless, three-dimensional shape. Deep drawing is particularly effective for producing parts with a high depth-to-diameter ratio, such as cans, enclosures, and housings. The process can handle a variety of metals, including steel, aluminum, brass, and copper, each chosen based on the specific requirements of the application, such as strength, conductivity, or corrosion resistance.

Deep drawn metal stampings find applications across numerous industries. In the automotive sector, they are used for manufacturing components like fuel tanks, engine cylinders, and transmission parts. The electronics industry utilizes deep drawn parts for battery casings and electronic enclosures. In the medical field, deep drawn components serve in the production of surgical instruments and medical device housings. The aerospace industry employs these stampings for lightweight, durable components in aircraft and spacecraft.

The deep drawing process offers several advantages, including material efficiency, as it minimizes waste by using a single piece of metal to form the part. It also provides high strength and durability due to the work hardening of the metal during the drawing process. Additionally, deep drawing allows for high-volume production with consistent quality, making it suitable for mass production.

The industry relies on advanced machinery and tooling, including hydraulic and mechanical presses, to achieve precise and repeatable results. Tooling design is critical, as it must accommodate the specific geometry and material properties of the part being produced. Quality control measures, such as dimensional inspections and material testing, ensure that the final products meet the required specifications and standards. Overall, the deep drawn metal stamping industry plays a crucial role in manufacturing, providing essential components for a wide range of applications.

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