Heavy Stamped Endcaps
Flanged pressings and sealing cups formed from heavy-gauge carbon steel and brass. Calibrated for high-pressure containment rings, motor end bells, and appliance assemblies requiring tight perimeter concentricity.
Sensor and Instrument Shells
Deep Cylindrical Enclosures
Thin-wall miniature shells engineered for sensitive electrical instruments. Formed through progressive staging dies that preserve metallurgical surface integrity without annealing blemishes or micro-cracks.
High depth-to-diameter ratio shells formed without longitudinal welds. Produced with uniform wall distribution, controlled base radiuses, and integrated bottom piercings for automotive sensors and fluid filtration systems.
Forming Capabilities
Our press shop operates mechanical and hydraulic draw presses ranging up to 400 metric tons, producing consistent geometries across multiple industrial alloy grades.
Wall Thickness Control
Draw Depth Maximums
Formable Alloy Grades
Maintained within plus or minus 0.05 millimeters across cylinder heights. In-house die clearance calibration prevents thinning along corner radii and maintains structural compression margins.
Capable of single and multi-stage reverse draws reaching 280 millimeters in depth, achieving severe depth-to-diameter ratios without splitting or surface scoring.
Production lines run deep-drawing quality steels, 304 and 316 stainless alloys, 1000 to 5000 series aluminum, cartridge brass, and specialized copper alloys.
Submit Engineering Drawings
Send CAD models or PDF part prints directly to our toolmakers. We evaluate metallurgical draw ratios, suggest die clearance adjustments, and return feasibility feedback within 48 hours.