Precision Metal Stamping

High-Volume
Metal Stamping
Services

From progressive dies to deep drawing, Xu Feng delivers precision metal stamping for high-volume production with exceptional quality and consistency.

10M+ parts per month capacity
T1 samples as fast as 2 weeks
Production-grade steel die
7+ types of Materials and 6 different technologies provide
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Our Stamping Services

Complete Stamping Solutions

Advanced stamping technologies for automotive, electronics, appliances, and industrial applications with precision dies and high-speed production.

Die & Production Types

Single-Operation Die Stamping

Cost-effective solution for simple parts and medium-volume production. Perfect for prototyping and parts requiring basic cutting, punching, or blanking operations.

Production Volume
1K-100K parts/month
Tooling Cost
Low investment
  • Quick turnaround time for tooling
  • Ideal for prototypes and low-medium volumes
  • Simple operations: cutting, punching, blanking
Single-Operation Die Stamping

Stamping Processes & Capabilities

Metal Cutting Process

Precision Cutting Operations

High-precision blanking, punching, and shearing operations for creating clean-edge parts from sheet metal. Advanced tooling ensures consistent quality and minimal burr formation.

Edge Quality
Burr-free cutting
Material Range
0.1-6mm thickness
  • Blanking, punching, piercing operations
  • Complex contours and hole patterns
  • Steel, aluminum, copper alloys
Materials & Capabilities

Wide Range of
Materials & Specs

Our stamping capabilities cover a comprehensive range of materials and specifications to meet diverse industrial requirements.

Steel Materials

  • Carbon Steel (SPCC, SPCD, SPCE)
  • Stainless Steel (304, 316, 430)
  • Galvanized Steel (SECC, SGCC)
  • High-strength Steel (HSLA)

Non-ferrous Metals

  • Aluminum (1100, 3003, 5052, 6061)
  • Copper & Brass (C11000, C26000)
  • Beryllium Copper (C17200)
  • Phosphor Bronze (C51000)

Technical Specifications

0.1-6.0mm
Material Thickness Range
±0.025mm
Standard Tolerance
2600×1200mm
Maximum Part Size
200 Tons
Maximum Press Force
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Steel Materials for Stamping
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Quality Control Process
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Quality Assurance

  • Material certification & traceability
  • First article inspection (FAI)
  • Statistical process control (SPC)
  • ISO 9001:2015 certified facility
Precision Material Selection

Your Metal Stamping
Material Guide

Select the perfect metal material for your stamping project. Our expert guide covers stampability, die life considerations, and material-specific parameters to ensure optimal forming results, dimensional accuracy, and cost efficiency.

Stampability ratings, formability limits, and spring-back characteristics
Die wear resistance and optimal stamping parameters by material
Progressive die design considerations and material thickness ranges
SPCC/SPCD Steel
Stainless 301/304
Aluminum 1100/5052
Brass C260/C360
Beryllium Copper
Spring Steel
Stamping Criteria
• Formability index
• Spring-back control
• Die wear resistance
• Drawing depth ratio
Surface Finishing

Surface Finishing Options

Complete your parts with professional surface treatments that enhance durability, appearance, and performance for any application.

Deburring and surface preparation process

Deburring & Surface Prep

  • Mechanical deburring
  • Tumbling & vibratory finishing
  • Surface texturing
Corrosion protection coating process

Corrosion Protection

  • Zinc & nickel plating
  • Passivation treatment
  • Protective primers
Electrical contact finishing process

Electrical & Contact

  • Gold & silver plating
  • Tin plating
  • Conductive coatings
Appearance finishing and coating process

Appearance

  • Powder coating
  • Anodizing
  • Brushed & polished finishes

Surface Finishing Specifications

Comprehensive finishing options for every application requirement

Finish Typical Materials Common Applications Key Options to Quote Benefit
Mechanical Deburring
Manual & automated edge finishing
Aluminum, Steel, Stainless Steel, Brass Machined parts, brackets, housings Edge radius (R0.1-R0.5mm), surface roughness Safe handling, improved assembly
Tumbling
Mass finishing process
Small metal parts, plastic components Fasteners, small brackets, connectors Media type, cycle time, surface finish grade Uniform finish, cost-effective for volume
Surface Texturing
Controlled surface patterns
Aluminum, Steel, Plastics Grips, panels, decorative components Pattern type, depth, coverage area Enhanced grip, aesthetic appeal
Zinc Plating
Electroplated protective coating
Steel, Iron alloys Fasteners, brackets, automotive parts Thickness (5-25μm), chromate type, color Corrosion resistance, cost-effective
Nickel Plating
Durable metallic coating
Steel, Copper, Aluminum Electronics, hydraulic fittings Thickness (10-50μm), hardness level Superior corrosion & wear resistance
Passivation
Chemical surface treatment
Stainless Steel, Titanium Medical devices, food equipment Process type (citric/nitric), testing req. Enhanced corrosion resistance
Gold Plating
Precious metal coating
Copper, Nickel-plated substrates Connectors, circuit boards, contacts Thickness (0.5-5μm), purity grade Excellent conductivity, corrosion-free
Silver Plating
High conductivity coating
Copper, Brass, Steel RF components, electrical contacts Thickness (2-15μm), anti-tarnish option Superior electrical conductivity
Tin Plating
Lead-free solderable finish
Copper, Steel, Brass PCB components, electronic parts Thickness (5-20μm), reflow compatibility Excellent solderability, RoHS compliant
Powder Coating
Durable polymer finish
Steel, Aluminum, Galvanized metal Enclosures, frames, architectural parts Color (RAL/Pantone), texture, thickness Durable, eco-friendly, color variety
Anodizing
Electrochemical oxide layer
Aluminum alloys Aerospace parts, consumer electronics Type (II/III), color, thickness (5-25μm) Hard surface, corrosion resistance
Brushed Finish
Directional surface texture
Stainless Steel, Aluminum Architectural, appliances, trim parts Grit size, direction, protective coating Premium appearance, hides fingerprints

Quick Selection Guide

Carbon Steel Outdoor Parts: Priority → Zinc Plating / Zinc-Nickel / E-coating / Powder Coating
Terminal Contacts: Priority → Tin Plating / Silver Plating / Gold Plating (selective)
Stainless Steel Clean Parts: Priority → Passivation / Electropolishing
Need a custom finishing solution?
Our engineering team can recommend the optimal finish for your specific requirements.
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Our Process

Tooling & DFM Workflow

From initial RFQ to mass production, our systematic approach ensures optimal tooling design, manufacturing efficiency, and quality assurance at every stage.

1

RFQ & Drawing Review

  • Technical feasibility analysis
  • Material recommendations
  • Cost estimation & timeline
  • 24 hrs quote response
2

DFM Feedback

  • Corner radius optimization
  • Bend direction analysis
  • Burr direction control
  • Grain direction guidance
3

Die Design & Manufacturing

  • 3D die design modeling
  • Precision CNC machining
  • EDM finishing
  • Heat treatment & hardening
4

T0/T1 Trial & Inspection

  • First article inspection
  • Dimensional report (CMM)
  • Surface quality check
  • Process optimization
5

Customer Approval & Mass Production

  • Sample approval process
  • Production planning
  • Quality control setup
  • High-volume manufacturing

Typical Project Timeline

1 Day
Quote & DFM Review
2-3 Days
DFM Optimization
2-3 Weeks
Die Manufacturing
3-5 Days
T0/T1 Trial & Report
5-7 Days
Mass Production Start
Expert Knowledge

Comprehensive Resources for Stamping

Leverage our engineering expertise with comprehensive guides covering design optimization, secondary operations, and quality assurance for metal stamping projects.

Design Tips

Optimize your stamping designs for manufacturability with our comprehensive DFM guidelines and best practices.

  • Minimum hole-to-edge distance recommendations
  • Bend radius to material thickness relationship guidelines
  • Burr direction control methods
  • Flatness and deformation risk management strategies
  • Deep drawing limits and multi-stage drawing strategies
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2nd Operations

Complete your stamped parts with our full range of secondary operations and finishing services.

  • Deburring/tumbling
  • Tapping/threading
  • Spot welding/laser welding
  • Riveting/press fitting
  • Surface treatment
  • Assembly
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Quality Control

Ensure consistent quality with our ISO-certified processes and comprehensive inspection protocols.

  • First article inspection (FAI) procedures
  • Statistical process control (SPC)
  • CMM and optical inspection
  • Material certification and traceability
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Manufacturing Excellence

Stamping Parts and Tools
Made By Xu Feng

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Stamping Tool 5
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Manufacturing Process
Common Questions

Frequently Asked
Questions

What are the typical lead times for molds and prototypes?

For mold development, typical lead times are 15-25 days for injection molds and 10-20 days for stamping dies. Prototype parts can be delivered in 5-7 days using CNC machining or 3D printing, allowing for design validation before full tooling investment.

What factors affect MOQ and pricing?

MOQ varies by process: CNC (1-100 pcs), Injection molding (500-1000 pcs), Stamping (5000+ pcs). Pricing factors include material costs, part complexity, tolerance requirements, surface treatments, and order volume. We provide detailed cost breakdowns with every quote.

How do you control burrs and sharp edges?

We implement automated deburring processes including vibratory finishing, tumbling, and precision hand deburring. All sharp edges are chamfered or radiused per drawing specifications. Our quality control includes 100% edge inspection to ensure safe handling and proper fit.

Still Have Questions?

Our engineering team is ready to discuss your specific manufacturing requirements and provide technical guidance.