Metal Stamping
Precision metal stamping services for complex components, tight tolerances, and scalable production.
Precision Stamping from Design to Delivery
Metal stamping is a fast, cost-effective manufacturing process that uses tooling and high-tonnage presses to form sheet metal into complex shapes. At Manor Tool, we specialize in high-quality, repeatable stamping for prototypes and high-volume production.
With over 65 years of experience, our team supports customers from design to delivery. We work with a wide variety of metals and offer in-house tooling, deep drawn and progressive die capabilities, and finishing services to ensure every stamped part meets your exact needs.
- High-quality, repeatable stamping for every volume
- In-house tooling for cost and timeline control
- Deep drawn & progressive die capabilities
- Finishing services for complete, ready-to-use parts
- Support from design through final delivery
Types of Metal Stamping
Progressive Die Stamping
Progressive die stamping uses multiple workstations, each performing a different operation to incrementally produce a metal component. This fast, cost-efficient process moves the metal part from station to station along its stock strip, enabling precise positioning for optimal quality control. We use progressive die stamping presses with capacities ranging from 22 to 400 tons to achieve tight tolerances of ±0.0005 inches.
Explore Progressive Die StampingDeep Drawn Stamping
Deep-drawn stamping is highly precise. The stamping press draws a metal sheet radially into the die cavity, shaping the material into a hollow three-dimensional form—often cylindrical—without forming any joints or seams. Offering repeatable accuracy, the deep-drawing process also produces stronger metals through strain hardening during production. Our stamping presses can produce large, very deep-stamped components using this process.
Explore Deep Drawn StampingCore Capabilities
Our metal stamping services support both complex geometries and high-volume runs.
High-Tonnage Presses
Equipment ranging from 22–400 tons for light to heavy-gauge stamping.
Precision Forming
Tight tolerances down to ±0.0005″ for intricate part geometries.
Tooling Expertise
In-house design and build of stamping dies for cost and time control.
Secondary Services
Heat treating, deburring, welding, plating, and assembly are available.
Industries We Serve
OEM
Short-run to high-volume stamped parts for equipment manufacturers.
ExploreAerospace
Precision stamped components built to strict aerospace quality standards.
ExploreOil & Gas
Corrosion-resistant stamped parts for exploration and production.
ExploreMedical
Compliant stamped components for medical and healthcare devices.
ExploreFluid Power
Stamping, tooling, machining and assembly for fluid power and energy.
ExploreConstruction Tools
Stamping and fabrication for tool makers, from prototype to production.
ExploreCapabilities & Specifications
A full overview of our metal stamping capacities, supported materials, processes, and standards.
Why Manor Tool & Manufacturing
Manor Tool offers a complete in-house metal stamping operation with integrated design, tooling, forming, and finishing. We help reduce project risk, improve part quality, and streamline production with turnkey solutions.
From prototyping to full-scale production, our team delivers consistent results and dependable timelines. As an ISO 9001:2015-certified supplier with decades of industry experience, we meet the demands of complex specifications and evolving supply chains.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is metal stamping?
Metal stamping is a fast, cost-effective manufacturing process that uses tooling and high-tonnage presses to form sheet metal into complex shapes. Dies cut, pierce, bend, coin or draw the material into the finished part, which makes stamping well suited to repeatable production from prototype to high volume.
What types of metal stamping does Manor Tool offer?
We run progressive die stamping, deep drawn stamping, compound die, pierce die and coining, with features such as embossing, countersinking and in-die tapping. Tooling for every process is designed and built in house.
What tolerances can metal stamping hold?
Our presses hold tolerances to ±0.0005 in (±0.0127 mm). The achievable tolerance on a given part depends on the material, thickness and feature type, so we review critical dimensions during design and engineering before tooling is built.
What metals can be stamped?
We stamp aluminum, brass, carbon steel, stainless steel, copper, nickel, beryllium copper and magnesium, as well as specialty materials such as plastics, leather and phenolic kraft paper. Material can be supplied as coil, flat stock, extrusions, tubing, thin material or wire.
What size parts can Manor Tool stamp?
Our presses range from 22 to 400 tons and handle parts up to 48 in long and 96 in wide, from light gauge to heavy gauge work.
Can you handle both prototypes and high-volume production?
Yes. We support everything from prototypes and short runs to high-volume production. Because our tooling is built in house, a job can move from short-run fabrication to a progressive die as volumes grow.
What files do you need to quote a stamped part?
We accept DWG, DXF, STEP, IGES, PRT, MasterCam (MC10+), PDF, JPG and TIFF files. Send your print along with material, annual volume and any finishing requirements, and request a quote.
What certifications does Manor Tool hold?
Manor Tool is ISO 9001:2015 certified, ITAR compliant, Mil-Spec and PED capable, and RoHS compliant.
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Let’s talk about how Manor Tool can support your next project. Reach out to request a quote or get expert input on your manufacturing needs.