Custom Metal Sheet Stamping Parts Machining from China Factory - Quality Supply by Trusted Suppliers
Custom Metal Sheet Stamping Parts Machining from China Factory - Quality Supply by Trusted Suppliers
FRIMA is a professional manufacturer of custom metal sheet stamping parts machining. In the metal stamping process, sheet metal blanks or coils are formed and cut into desired shapes using one or more sets of dies—all of which we design and build in-house with advanced EDM and CNC machines. This in-house capability allows us to maintain strict tolerances down to 0.005 inches throughout the entire stamping process. As a specialized supplier of custom metal sheet stamping parts machining, our customers trust our expert R&D and design services. We produce a wide range of components, from simple to complex geometries, and provide full service and support from prototype development to high-volume production—with the capacity to handle orders of up to 50 million pieces.
At FRIMA, we perform a variety of custom metal stamping operations, including:
- Bending
- Blanking
- Punching
- Drawing
- Embossing
- Coining
- Piercing
- Curling
We utilize custom precision metal stamping processes to manufacture a wide range of components, such as:
- Electronic Terminals
- Sensor components
- Yokes
- Thrust washers
- Heat sinks
- Printer cartridge blades
- Medical Components
- Inserts
- Fuse clips
- Brackets
- Contacts
- Covers
- Latches
- Furniture parts
FRIMA Special Stamping Features
Our custom metal stamping processes combine speed, reliability, and versatility to deliver components that consistently perform at the highest level. We also offer the capability to integrate specialized features into stamped parts, including:
- Threaded
- Countersunk
- Numbered
- Embossed elements such as logos
- Assembled
- Staking
- Joining
Progressive Die Stamping
In progressive die stamping, a metal strip is fed through a series of stations and gradually formed. Each die performs operations such as cutting, bending, punching, coining, embossing, drawing, or trimming. Depending on part complexity, the strip may pass through anywhere from one to forty stations. Compared to multi-slide or four-slide stamping, progressive die stamping typically generates more scrap, but die setup is generally faster.
Application
- Aerospace
- Appliances
- Automotive
- Electrical Distribution
- Communications
- Construction
- Renewable Energy
- General Manufacturing
- Medical / Medical Devices
- Military / Defense
Comprehensive Customization Services
Our services extend beyond custom metal stamping, we also offer complementary services, including:
- Plating
- E-Coating
- Heat-treating
- Stress relieving
- Pick and Place
- Screw Insertion
- Reel-to-reel
- Tape and reel
Frequently Asked Questions
Q Can you provide 3D design?
A Yes, we can provide 3D parts/tooling design as the same.
Q What kind of machines do you have?
A For the CNC machines, we have 35 sets including CNC lathe machines, CNC 3-axis, 4-axis and 5-axis machines. For the sheet metal fabrication machines, we have laser cutting machines, laser bending machines, and stamping machines with 25 tons, 85 tons, 125 tons, and 250 tons. For inspection machines, we have CMM and projectors.
Q What type of files do you accept?
A We accept native SolidWorks (.sldprt) or ProE (.prt) files as well as solid 3D CAD models from other CAD systems output in IGES (.igs), STEP (.stp), ACIS (.sat) or Parasolid (.x_t or .x_b) format. We can also accept .stl files and .pdf (2D).
Q Can you make a replica of a part I have?
A We are happy to do this — just send us the parts.
Q What is the minimum order quantity for custom metal stamping parts?
A We support both small prototype runs and large-volume production. Our capacity can handle orders of up to 50 million pieces, making us suitable for businesses at every stage of production.
Q What tolerances can FRIMA achieve in metal stamping?
A FRIMA maintains strict tolerances down to 0.005 inches throughout the entire stamping process, thanks to our in-house EDM and CNC machine capabilities for die design and fabrication.