Custom Pressed Parts

Industrial Applications of Pressed Parts

• Automotive & Transportation: OEM pressed structural reinforcements, sensor mounting brackets, and exhaust shields.
• Electronics & Electrical: Pressed copper busbars, custom EMI shielding cans, and switch terminal contacts.
• Construction & Hardware: Heavy-duty pressed post bases, structural tie plates, hinges, and corner brackets.
• Industrial Machinery: Custom motor housings, pump covers, levers, and specialized washers/clips.

Tooling Design & Quality Assurance

• In-House Tooling Capabilities
• Tooling Lifetime Guarantee
• Inspection Equipment

FAQ Section

• Q1: What is the difference between custom pressed parts and stamped parts?
  • A1: There is no functional difference; “pressed parts” or “metal pressings” is more commonly used in British and European engineering markets, while “stamped parts” is favored in North America. Our factory accommodates both terminologies and standards seamlessly.

• Q2: How do you optimize tooling to lower the price of custom pressed parts?
  • A2: For low-volume prototypes (100+ pcs), we utilize economical stage tools (single-hit dies) to minimize your initial investment. For large-scale mass production, we engineer high-speed progressive dies that drastically maximize material utilization and lower per-piece costs.

• Q3: Can you handle secondary assembly for custom metal pressings?
  • A3: Yes, we provide full secondary operations including in-house tapping (threading), hardware insertion (PEM nuts/studs), spot welding, riveting, and advanced surface finishes like anodizing, plating, or powder coating.