
Sheet Metal Stamping Services
Custom Sheet Metal Stamping Services
CNC punching and stamping for sheet metal components on the Amada turret punch press and TRUMPF TruMatic 6000. Formed features, louvers, extruded holes and ribs in a single setup.
Capability
Punching and stamping capability
We produce formed sheet metal features with high repeatability across prototype and volume runs.
Turret punching
Large-capacity turret for a wide range of hole and feature patterns.
Combined laser-punch
Laser cutting and punching in one setup for complex parts.
Forming features
Louvers, extruded holes, ribs and other formed features.
V-cut technology
V-cut for clean edges and reduced burr on punched parts.
Process selector
Choose the right stamping process
Select a process to see typical capability and the information we need to quote your part.
Turret punching
Large-capacity turret for a wide range of hole and feature patterns.
Typical tolerance
±0.1 mm typical on hole position
To request a quote
Send the drawing with hole and feature positions.
Typical applications
Where stamping is used
Typical application examples for punched and stamped sheet metal parts. These are representative uses, not customer case studies.
Ventilation louvers
Formed louvers for ventilation and airflow in enclosures and panels.
Enclosure panels
Punched panels with precise openings and mounting holes for cabinets.
Perforated grids
Perforated patterns and grids for guards, screens and filters.

Production floor
Punching on the Amada turret
Our CNC punching centre combines large-capacity turret, scrap suction and V-cut technology for high quality and production capability.
Established
2009
Team size
300-1000
Certified
IATF 16949
Markets
Global
Quality
Certified quality, traceable output
Quality is embedded in our process with certification and full traceability from drawing to packout.
IATF 16949
Automotive-grade quality management system.
ISO 9001
Consistent process control and documentation.
NB certificate
National Board authorized fabrication.
ASME authorized
Authorized by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

Procurement flow
From drawing to delivery
Drawing review
Tolerance risk assessment before production.
Sample gate
Approval before volume production.
FAT records
Factory acceptance test documentation.
QC photo pack
Inspection photos shared with buyers.
Shipment checklist
Verified packing and dispatch.
FAQ
Stamping questions buyers ask
What material thickness can you punch?
We punch a wide range of sheet metal thicknesses. Share your material and thickness so we can confirm the best process.
Can you form louvers and extruded holes?
Yes. We form louvers, extruded holes, ribs and other features in a single setup on the turret punch.
Do you need special tooling for my part?
Most standard features use existing tooling. We confirm tooling needs during drawing review.
What tolerance can punching hold?
Hole position typically holds ±0.1 mm. Final tolerance depends on material and feature, confirmed during drawing review.
Can you produce stamping prototypes?
Yes. We handle low-volume custom fabrication and prototypes, with sample gate approval before volume production.
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Guides
Related engineering guides
Laser Cutting vs CNC Punching: Which Process Fits Your Sheet Metal Parts
A practical comparison of laser cutting and CNC punching for sheet metal buyers, including when to use each process and when combined processing on the TRUMPF TruMatic 6000 delivers the best results.
Read guideIATF 16949 Sheet Metal Manufacturing: What Automotive Buyers Must Verify
A practical guide for automotive and machinery buyers on what to verify when evaluating an IATF 16949-certified sheet metal supplier - from PPAP deliverables to equipment capabilities and audit questions.
Read guideSheet Metal Manufacturing: A Complete Guide to the Fabrication Process
A complete guide to the sheet metal manufacturing process - cutting, forming, joining, finishing, and inspection - with DFM tips and supplier evaluation criteria.
Read guideInquiry
Request a stamping quote
Send your drawing and material details. We respond with a technical review and quote-ready file.
DXF or STEP file accepted
Material grade and thickness
Target quantity and finish
