Automotive Sheet Metal Stamping

Metal stamping for automotive applications increases sheet metal usage in the production of automobile chassis transmission components and interior and exterior structural components.

Automotive sheet metal stamping.

The automobile factory punches the steel coils out of various types of sheet metal parts such as a five door cover a leaf board a ceiling etc that make up the body through punching equipment such as punch presses and stamping dies. Our industry leading engineering department works closely with our own tooling designers to design a part that works for your application while maintaining repeatable manufacturability. Universal metal products can help take your metal stamping requirement from concept to design tooling and production. These materials are turned into various parts and fittings.

If you require automotive sheet metal stamping or components manufacture we have the facilities and the experience to serve your needs. In addition the parts may be used in engines on car bodies and elsewhere on the vehicles. Alternatively it can be a solid block of metal in a cubical or lens like shape. Stamping also known as pressing is the process of placing flat sheet metal in either blank or coil form into a stamping press where a tool and die surface forms the metal into a net shape.

For automotive metal forming the blank is often made of sheet metal which can be stamped cut or bent into a shape needed for an automobile s body. Some of the most commonly used metals in stamped automotive parts include aluminum copper and steel. Whether you need short run prototyping body panels trims interior metal components or specialized automotive assemblies. Each metal has unique attributes that make it ideal for certain applications.

Apply to designer quality assurance inspector automotive technician and more. Automotive metal stamping uses sheet metal made of steel alloys. Here are some ways that a metal workpiece can be deformed during the automotive manufacturing process.