When it comes to manufacturing metal parts, Hudson Technologies goes beyond drawing and stamping. Our secondary services take your components to the next level, ensuring the products you receive are exactly what you need. From design to tooling to finishing and more, our secondary services are your best solution for deep drawn metal parts.
Read below to learn more about additional services for our stamping capabilities and manufacturing methods. Contact us today with any questions and a team member will happily assist you.
Metal Stamping Design & Engineering Services
Our top-tier design and engineering services help us make deep drawn metal parts that meet or exceed your expectations. With reliable metal stamping equipment, a skilled team of experts, and product prototyping capabilities, we stand apart from the crowd. We work directly with you, from start to finish, to make sure we design and manufacture the best parts for your needs. Our design and engineering services include:
- Advanced Technologies & Equipment
- Redesign & Conversion Capabilities
- Prototype Metal Stamping
Hard Die Tooling & Equipment
Hard tooling shapes metal components into their final form. These techniques transform flat or coiled metals into deep drawn metal parts like medical devices and metal diaphragms. Hudson Technologies uses several forms of tooling for manufacturing operations and metal stamping. Our trained specialists will help identify the right tooling methods for your production needs. Various tooling capabilities include:
- Stage Tooling: This method uses multiple tools on one press to form components. The tooling is changed between each stamp, resulting in numerous “stages” of operation. Stage tooling can create simple and complex geometries and is best for low-volume production runs.
- Progressive Die Tooling: This method incorporates all required tooling into a single die set. Sheet metal is fed through a press and stamped at each operation. The finished part is cut off and ejected after completion. Progressive die tooling is excellent for high-volume production runs.
- Rubber Pad Forming: With this style of tooling, sheet metal is pressed between a die and a rubber block. The rubber can be standard flat or machined in a die shape to expand design capabilities. Rubber pad forming is commonly used for low-volume production runs.
- Transfer Press Tooling: This process integrates all necessary tooling into one die set. After the sheet metal is inserted into a press, each component is separated during the first operation and transferred to each consecutive operation. Transfer tooling is ideal for high-volume production runs.
Finishing Capabilities for Deep Drawn Metal Parts
While our metal stamping processes form high-precision components, it’s our excellent finishing capabilities that take our services to a whole new level. From functional adjustments to aesthetic enhancements, we provide several options for finishing to ensure your parts are manufactured to the highest quality. Our finishing capabilities include:
