Metals we work with
Metals for Custom Stamping, Enclosures and Sheet Metal Parts
Material choice affects tooling, springback, corrosion resistance, finishing route, inspection and final part cost.
ISO 9001 quality system positioning
ISO 14001 environmental system positioning
0.2mm-2.0mm target material thickness range
RoHS / REACH available by project route
No MOQ early-stage project support
Choose material before tooling and finishing decisions
The same part geometry can behave differently across stainless steel, aluminum, copper or galvanized steel. Material needs to be visible early in the RFQ.
- Stainless steel requires attention to springback, forming force and burr control.
- Aluminum supports lightweight structures and thermal paths but needs surface protection planning.
- Copper and nickel silver are common in conductive and shielding components.
Use material pages to support long-tail sourcing searches
Material pages help buyers who search for stainless steel stamping, aluminum sheet metal enclosures or copper stamped connectors.
- Link material intent back to custom stamping and enclosure pages.
- Use anchors for specific metal families as content grows.
- Keep finishing route visible because material and finish are reviewed together.
Buyer questions
Questions this page should answer
Which metals can be reviewed for stamping?
Stainless steel, aluminum, copper, SPCC, SGCC, SECC, tinplate, nickel silver and project-specific sheet metals can be reviewed.
Does material affect tooling cost?
Yes. Material strength, thickness, forming risk and tolerance affect tooling design, sampling and production control.