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Metal Stamping

Caldera Metal Stamping

Metal stamping is an essential process in most metal fabrication projects that involves pressing a piece of metal between a die and stamp to create raised sections on the metal’s surface.

The most significant benefit to using stamping for automotive, aviation and other demanding industries is its ability to deliver consistent results over large batches, whether you need simple or elaborate parts.

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Caldera’s Metal Stamping Capabilities

Our facility spans over 100,000 square feet and includes more than 30 metal presses with capacities of up to 215 tons. That allows us to take on custom metal stamping projects for various industries like agriculture, military and defense, chemical manufacturing and more.

We work with many different metals, including but not limited to:

  • Aluminum
  • Brass
  • Carbon steel
  • Stainless steel
  • Copper

Whether you need coil or stock strip options, we can do long or short runs to fit your needs. Discuss your project with one of our experts to create the best solution.

Types of Metal Stamping

At Caldera, we use a variety of metal stamping techniques to meet each customer’s requirements. Learn more about our metal stamping capabilities.

Sheet Metal Stamping

This basic metal stamping technique is most commonly used to produce high volumes of simple components. The process involves pressing a die into a sheet of metal to create the desired shape — and this step repeats throughout the entire run. It’s cost-effective and highly efficient, so it’s ideal for basic projects with fast turnaround times.

Progressive Die Stamping

Progressive die stamping is best for high-volume runs of parts with complex shapes, such as electrical components and automotive brackets. Because each step takes place on one die, it reduces the amount of handling involved, which, in turn, reduces errors, production time and associated costs. A conveyor feeds a metal strip through an ordered sequence of stations on a progressive die, which shapes the part by performing one or more operations at each station. Once the final step is complete, the die cuts off the stock strip and separates the finished piece from the scrap metal.

Precision Stamping

If you need to create three-dimensional designs, such as components with raised letters or surface engravings, precision stamping is the best technique to select. It involves using a mechanical or hydraulic press to engrave the desired shape onto the metal sheet, which is usually a soft to moderately hard metal like stainless steel or copper.

Contact Caldera Manufacturing Group for Metal Stamping Capabilities

With more than 60 years of experience in the industry, Caldera Manufacturing Group has the skills and expertise to take on any project. We know each customer is unique, so we’ll take the time to thoroughly understand your needs before beginning work.

Our facility is ISO 9001:2015 certified, indicating our commitment to continuous improvement in quality assurance and alignment with industry best practices. You can count on us to ensure your project meets your specifications, no matter how complex.

Contact us today for more information about our metal stamping services or to set up a consultation. We’ll work with you to determine the best solutions for your project.

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