What are the benefits of metal stamping?

Jenks and Cattell are a leading metal stamping presswork engineering company with over 130 years of experience in the sheet metal manufacturing industry, exporting presswork worldwide from the West Midlands.

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We provide a variety of services, one of which is metal stamping. We offer our customers single-operation presses, coil-fed progression presses and AIDA transfer line to provide metal stamping manufacturing methods for both simple and complex pressed metal parts and components. Metal stamping offers many benefits to its processes however, there are three main ones that deserve special recognition:

Accuracy &#; Metal Stamping stands out of the crowd due to its remarkable repeatable precision. The detailed nature of this process allows us to manufacture metal shapes in the most complex forms while the possibility of error is minimal.

Cost efficiency &#; Metal Stamping allows a significant reduction of processing time while increasing the speed of production. Metal stamping reduces the use of multiple machines, the number of workers, as well as labour time which as a result significantly reduces production costs.  This method is perfect for companies needing thousands of parts for bulk orders as it allows cost savings against other methods.

Automated process and additional value &#; When deciding on a high-volume job, you need to balance cost, quality, and volume. Metal stamping makes it very easy to complete high-volume work because of the automation process it entails. Not only is the process highly automated, but it can also incorporate secondary operations such as automatic nut insertion.

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Metal stamping is a metal fabrication and manufacturing process that uses indentation to form various shapes, letters and patterns onto sheet metal materials.

Also known as &#;pressing&#;, some common and complex metal forming techniques associated with metal stamping include the following:

• Punching
• Blanking
• Embossing
• Coining
• Bending
• Flanging

These metal stamping manufacturing processes and techniques are specifically selected and applied for specialist fabrication requirements across multiple industries and global markets, such as automotive, aerospace, and construction. 

Metal stamping dates back to the stamping of coins in the seventh century. Since metal stamping has continued to evolve and modernise with the times. The metal stamping industry now involves intricate and sophisticated technological advances, such as CNC (Computer-numerical control) and CAD (Computer-aided design) capabilities.  

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