Metal stamping—also called pressing—is a fairly straightforward process. We place a flat sheet of metal on a stamping press and we can then bend, press, fold, or stretch the metal. This operation can be a single or multiple stage process.

At XingHui Products, we find metal stamping is a quick and economical method of producing large quantities. The cost per piece decreases as the production order rises. So if you have a large production run, metal stamping may be the best option. In addition to The forming process, we can also provide secondary customized work including welding, fastener and nut insertion, riveting, and other assembly processes you may require.

However, there are situations where metal stamping is not the best solution for your needs. If you require a one-off product, stamping is probably cost prohibitive. In addition, stamping adds tooling costs and longer preparation times to your order. Finally, if You have design changes, it may be expensive to implement them because hard tooling is inflexible.

We use raw materials to build and construct machines and structures. This manufacturing process shapes metal into different Stamping Parts by removing materials—such as creating holes or cutouts—or changing the material, through Bending and stretching the metal.

In the course of a good variety of production processes. From ordering to laser cutting, our tried and true techniques We use only the most recent technology, equipment, press brakes, and assembly processes to create innovative products for you.

Metal fabrication, while versatile, is more labor intensive and requires a longer production period than metal stamping. The material costs for metal fabrication tend to be higher and the complex parts and components used for stamping may not be possible with fabrication. Finally, the ability To repeat a process is more challenging than when stamping metal.