A multi-stage sheet metal forming process where the final shape takes form with multiple sequential operations. Within one press, progressive die stamping can perform multiple stampings including, blank, form, draw, pierce, tap and stake.

BENEFITS:
Variety of shapes or impressions can be produced at one time. Efficient and cost effective utilizing minimal material handling. High-speed production produces single or multiple parts per stroke at close tolerances.

Number of Presses: Over 40 Presses
Press Capacity: 5 – 400 Tons
Materials Size: 72” Length 24” Wide
Materials Thickness: .003" to .500"
Materials: Virtually any Alloy
Part Size: Capable of Small to Large Parts
Volume: Small to Large Runs; 100 – 100,000,000 annually

A single-stage sheet metal forming process, where with a sole press stroke, the final shape is created.

BENEFITS:
Variety of shapes or impressions can be produced at one time. Efficient and cost effective utilizing minimal material handling. High-speed production produces single or multiple parts per stroke at close tolerances.

Number of Presses: Over 40 Presses
Press Capacity: 5 – 400 Tons
Materials Size: 72” Length 24” Wide
Materials Thickness: .003" to .500"
Materials: Virtually any Alloy
Part Size: Capable of Small to Large Parts
Volume: Small to Large Runs; 100 – 100,000,000 annually

A multi-stage sheet metal forming process that is used for parts when the material is required to flow or stretch in order to achieve a significant depth.

BENEFITS:
Variety of shapes within one product which has multiple depths.

Number of Presses: Over 40 Presses
Press Capacity: 5 – 400 Tons
Materials Size: 72” Length 24” Wide
Materials Thickness: Up To .090"
Materials: Virtually any Alloy
Part Size: Limited to small and medium part size
Volume: Small to Medium Runs; 100 – 25,000 annually

Produces complex parts with a high-degree of accuracy. Once programming is completed, punch presses produce a variety of features without requiring new tooling or re-tooling.

BENEFITS:
Have few limitations, complex parts are produced with a high accuracy level while eliminating multiple secondary operations.

Number of Presses: 3
Press Capacity: Up To 20 Tons
Materials Size: 96” Length 48” Wide
Materials Thickness: Up to .250"
Materials: Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Cold Roll Steel, Hot Roll Steel, Galvanized
Part Size: Capable of Small to Large Parts
Volume: Small to Large Runs; 100 – 100,000 annually

Produces complex parts by using a high-powered beam to cut material based on computer-controlled parameters. As the laser guides its beam along the material, everything in its direct path is vaporized, burned or melted.

BENEFITS:
With few restrictions, complex parts are produced virtually burr free and zero dust formation allowing practically radius free inner-edges.

Number of Machines: 4
Press Capacity: 6000 Watts
Materials Size: 144” Length 60” Wide
Materials Thickness: Up To .500"
Materials: Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Cold Roll Steel, Hot Roll Steel, Galvanized, Copper, Brass
Part Size: Capable of Small to Large Parts
Volume: Small to Large Runs; 100 – 100,000 annually

Shapes metal parts under high mechanical pressure. Procedure is usually done after job stamping is completed.

A multiple stage metal forming process, where final shape takes form with a series of operations. Commonly used for structural components, shells and tube applications.

Experienced designers and engineers select the best material, die type and most cost efficient procedures to meet each job's specificications. Designing and building from ground up high quality dies and tooling that are customized for each application and is the backbone of any job.

• Design initial die
• Manufacture die to meet most exacting specs
• Full suite of testing
• Quality control and configuration
• On-site tooling
• Die validation

Repairing, changing or maintaining tooling dies resulting in keeping jobs running consistent without costly down time for repair. Experienced technicians available to perform any required repairs or servicing.

• On-site repair and maintenance
• Sharpening and reconditioning
• Component or die replacement
• Blueprint reading
• Reverse engineering
• Re-manufacturing to meet new specifications

Testing and trying out die designs using a model. Validating a dies’ performance and identifying potential problems prior to full production run.

Our designers and engineers have the ability to design and manufacture fixtures and dies on site, to meet the most complicated part tolerances.

Assembling components for a finished product whether it be by hand, machine or welding.

• Welding
• Riveting
• Threaded Fasteners
• Adhesive Applications
• Final Assembly
• Finishing

Resistance welding used to join overlapping metal sheets up to 3mm thick and require no filler materials.

Automatic welding used for complex, repetitive and specific tasks with superior tractability and maneuverability.

Heat treating is the process of heating or cooling metals to alter their physical or chemical properties, without affecting size and shape. The main purpose of heat treating is to create a part that reaches a certain hardness to perform a special task.

Plating is the process by which metal is deposited on a conductive surface. This process can be used for many purposes: decoration, corrosion inhibition, improve wearability, harden, reduce friction, or improve paint adhesion.

Wet paint is the traditional process of applying a liquid paint to a metal product for finishing. Most sheet metal fabrication processes will use a spray, pump or pressurized vessel to deliver the wet paint evenly.

Powder coating is a finishing process in which a coating is applied electrostatically to a surface as a free-floating, dry powder before heat is used to finalize the coating. This process yields a thick, hard finish that is tougher than conventional painting.

Both of these processes have many purposes: decoration, corrosion inhibition, improve wearability, harden, or reduce friction.

In-house warehouse storage allows us to rapidly pack and ship goods according to each unique client specification.

• Small to Large warehouse capabilities
• Parts available for immediate shipment
• Climate controlled

In-house warehouse storage allows custom inventory stocking.

• Same day / next day shipping
• Climate controlled warehousing