With progressive die stamping services from Hudson Technologies, you can create custom metal components for your unique needs, no matter your industry. Our advanced machines use progressive die tooling and multiple stamping stations to complete simultaneous stamping operations at once, streamlining operations and manufacturing large production runs quickly.
At Hudson Technologies, we provide you with the best custom metal component solutions for your needs. Contact us today for more information about progressive stamping and results.
Benefits of Progressive Die Metal Stamping from Hudson Technologies
Progressive die stamping services from Hudson Technologies are the best solution for long-run productions of custom metal parts. Combining multiple operations with progressive stamping equipment saves you time and money, while the fast production speeds increase output and reduce your wait time. We offer custom progressive die-stamped components as well as progressive die tool manufacturing.
Our progressive stamping technology can manufacture a wide variety of custom designs and components, making this metal-forming process highly versatile and adaptable. Our value-added services help us complete your custom parts exactly to your specifications. Additional benefits of progressive die stamping include:
- Decreased labor costs
- High production output
- Long run lengths
- Minimal scrap
- Short setup times
- Tight tolerances
Progressive Die Stamping Metals & Materials
The progressive die metal stamping process uses strips of sheet metal to create custom components. At Hudson Technologies, we work with numerous metals for stamping custom parts. Our team of experts considers important factors such as strength, ductility, weldability, and machinability to determine the best metal material for your unique needs. Our selection of metals and materials includes:
- Aluminum
- Stainless Steel
- Copper
- Brass
- Nickel
- Titanium
Additional metals for progressive die stamping include cold-rolled steel, nickel silver, cupronickel, and HY-MU 80. Specialty metals include Monel®, Hastelloy®, Kovar®, and Inconel®. With advantages including increased strength, high temperature tolerances, and corrosion resistance, these nickel alloys are ideal for long-lasting progressive die metal components.
The Progressive Die Stamping Process
Progressive stamping uses numerous dies in one machine to manufacture metal parts. Sheet metal material is fed into the machine and moved through the various dies with each stroke. As the sheet metal moves along, the machine stamps it onto each die, pressing it into the desired shape. Once the component has been stamped in each die, it is ejected from the machine in its completed form.
This manufacturing process is highly customizable, creating custom-made components based on die shape, the number of dies involved, and the order in which the metal is stamped.
When determining the right metal forming process for your custom components, important considerations include cost, production volume, and lead times. Progressive die stamping is your best choice for high-volume production runs and can produce custom parts at medium to fast production speeds. While the progressive stamping process can have increased setup costs based on specific customizations, the rapid production rates result in lower prices per item manufactured. Talk to an expert to determine your best metal-forming process.
Progressive Die Metal Stamping Services from Hudson Technologies
With over 80 years of experience, Hudson Technologies is your trusted manufacturer of custom metal-formed parts. Our established quality certifications and wide range of state-of-the-art technology allow us to design and create metal components for any project and industry. Choose Hudson Technologies and get the parts you need, when you need them.
Contact us to learn more about progressive die stamping, or request a quote to begin your order today.
