Production Low- and High- Volume Metal Stamping

What Is Metal Stamping?

Metal stamping transforms metal sheets into specific shapes for numerous applications across various industries, such as aerospace, automotive and manufacturing. Professionals conduct this process by putting the sheets into a stamping press, which allows them to perform multiple techniques, such as metal punching, piercing or blanking.

Low-Volume Metal Stamping Production

Our low volume metal stamping processes allow for smaller production runs while still providing cost-saving techniques.

At K S Tooling, Inc., we employ the latest in pressroom equipment and program each tool in the press to reduce setup time. This decrease in setup time offers money savings on low-volume metal stamping for your business. Some of our cost-efficient techniques include:

Wire Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM)

This method's advantage is that you can produce multiple parts at once, as wire EDM can accommodate a stack of material.

High-Volume Metal Stamping Production

At K S Tooling, Inc., we have a long-standing history of efficient high-volume metal stamping and high production metal stamping methods. Our high volume metal stamping capabilities help manufacturers and high volume metal stamping OEMs meet demanding production requirements while maintaining consistent quality and cost control. As an IATF 16949 certified precision metal stamping company and high volume stamped metal parts manufacturer, we maximize press utilization and innovation to keep costs down and pass those savings on to you.

When evaluating companies that do high volume stamping, it is important to consider their investment in continuous improvement. At K S Tooling, our production cells benefit from automation such as an In-line Keyence Vision Inspection system and a Cartesian robot, which support consistent production across our lines.

Our Capabilities

When you work with us for metal stamping products, you get:

• In-line robotic stamping integration.
• In-line vision inspection.
• Pin and bandolier stamping.
• In-die assembly.
• 5- to 80-ton capacity.
• Reel to reel stamping.
• Multiple strip stamping.
• 48" left-to-right capacity.
• Automotive connector stamping.