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Manor Tool deep drawn stamping press room — Schiller Park, IL
Service Overview

Deep Drawn Stamping

Custom deep drawn stamping for seamless, high-strength components in medium to high production volumes.

ISO 9001:2015 Certified Quality
30+ Presses Up to 400 Tons
65+ Years Since 1959
ISO 9001:2015 Certified Seamless, High-Strength Forming Schiller Park, Illinois Family Owned & Operated Since 1959
Service Overview

Seamless Parts, Formed to Depth

Deep drawn stamping is a forming process that transforms flat metal sheets or coil into hollow, often cylindrical parts through controlled pressure and shaping. Known for its strength and precision, this method enables the creation of seamless parts with depths greater than their diameter—ideal for both industrial and consumer applications.

Manor Tool’s in-house deep-drawn stamping capabilities support a wide range of part sizes and geometries. Our press room houses more than 30 high-tonnage machines capable of forming tight-tolerance parts in aluminum, steel, brass, copper, and more. We maintain ISO 9001:2015 certified quality across every stage of production.

  • Seamless parts with depths greater than their diameter
  • 30+ high-tonnage machines for a wide range of geometries
  • Tight-tolerance forming in aluminum, steel, brass & copper
  • ISO 9001:2015 certified quality at every stage
  • Medium to high production volumes
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Flat metal sheet stock staged for deep drawn stamping at Manor Tool
What We Do

Core Capabilities

Our deep-drawn stamping process supports seamless construction and high repeatability.

Large-format stamping press at Manor Tool

Large Format Presses

Over 30 presses rated up to 400 tons, with flexible die dimensions.

Precision forming equipment for tight-tolerance deep drawn parts

Tight Tolerance Forming

Part thicknesses from 0.005″ to 0.50″, formed to precision specs.

Copper and brass coil stock for deep drawn stamping materials

Material Versatility

Aluminum, brass, copper, nickel, plastics, and steel alloys.

Operator inspecting a stamped part at Manor Tool

Integrated Inspection

Vision systems, CMMs, and sensors to ensure part accuracy.

How It Works

The Process

How a flat metal blank becomes a seamless, deep-drawn component.

01
Material selection — identifying the appropriate flat metal sheet

Material Selection

Based on requirements, the appropriate flat metal sheet is identified.

02
Die and punch setup on the stamping press

Die & Punch Setup

Operators configure the die and punch system on the stamping press.

03
Blank placement — metal blank positioned onto the die

Blank Placement

The metal blank is positioned onto the die.

04
Forming process — punch draws the material into the die

Forming Process

A punch applies force to draw the material into the die, shaping the part.

05
Repeat process — steps repeated for required depth and accuracy

Repeat Process

Steps are repeated for the required depth and dimensional accuracy.

Specifications

Capabilities & Specifications

A full overview of our deep drawn stamping capacities, supported materials, processes, and standards.

Capabilities Overview
Press rating: Up to 400 tons
Max part size: 96″ L x 48″ W x 0.25–0.50″ thick
Tolerances: ±0.0005″
Forklift capacity: 8,000 lbs
Crane capacity: 6,000 lbs
Industry Applications
Industries served: Aerospace, Automotive, Medical, Military, Construction, Energy, Electronics, Consumer Products
Common applications: Pumps, solenoids, cans, fixtures, enclosures, furniture hardware, appliance components
Materials Supported
Metals: aluminum, copper, brass, stainless steel, carbon steel, nickel, magnesium, beryllium copper
Non-metals: plastics, leather, phenolic kraft paper
Formats: coiled, flat stock, extruded, tubing, perforated, polished
Stamping Methods & Features
Processes: deep drawn, coining, compound die, progressive die, pierce die
Features: embossed, louvered, cold/stretched/contour formed, countersunk, heat-treated, in-die tapping
Certifications & Standards
ISO 9001:2015 Certified
ITAR Compliant
Mil-Spec Capable
RoHS & PED Compliant
Support Services
Assembly, design, engineering, stress relieving
Heat treating, deburring, welding, plating, powder coating
Painting, packaging, trimming, consulting
File Formats Accepted
CAD: DWG, DXF, STEP, IGES, PRT
Others: PDF, JPG, TIFF, MasterCam (MC10+)
Why Manor Tool

Why Manor Tool & Manufacturing

Our deep-drawn stamping services are built for precision, speed, and strength. We provide turnkey support from tooling through production, ensuring cost-effective output and consistent results. By producing seamless components, we minimize weak points and improve part durability.

Backed by decades of forming experience, Manor Tool helps customers reduce lead times, eliminate secondary welding operations, and lower per-part costs—while maintaining strict adherence to quality standards and material traceability.

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Manor Tool machinist working on tooling for deep drawn stamping — Schiller Park, IL

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