As a leading provider of metal stamping services, Aranda Tooling manufactures complex, high-quality stampings and components for customers both domestically and internationally. Our dedication to quality paired with our extensive fabrication capabilities have earned us repeat customers across the medical component, manufacturing, renewable energy, automotive, and home improvement fields.

Stamping Materials and Equipment

Outfitted with over 50 different punch presses equipped to handle capacities up to 1300 tons, Aranda Tooling’s state-of-the-art facilities specialize in high-volume stampings using:

Our light to heavy gauge stamping capabilities allow us to produce parts ranging in thickness between 0.005 to 0.5 inches and maximum part widths up to 48 inches. Our maximum press bed can handle tooling up to 240 inches by 70 inches. With a maximum hydraulic press stroke of 18 inches and a maximum mechanical press stroke of 31 inches, our team is equipped to handle projects of virtually any size.

Our custom metal stamping processes utilize fully automated robotic transfer mechanisms and in-die sensors, enabling us to meet even the most demanding production volumes. On a daily basis, our facility manufactures up to a half million parts.

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Metal Stamping Production Methods

At Aranda Tooling, we produce over 1,000,000 precision parts each week using a variety of custom metal stamping services and supply a broad range of industries, including:

  • Appliance manufacturing
  • Automotive manufacturing and repairs
  • Construction
  • Home hardware
  • Electronics
  • Medical device manufacturing
  • Plumbing
  • Renewable energy engineering
  • And more

Progressive Die Stamping

Progressive die stamping is a metal forming process in which a metal strip is converted into components during several staged operations. Multiple stations are set up along the production line, and each section performs different manufacturing tasks on the part as it is transported past. The individual pieces are connected to a rock strip and are eventually cut free at the final stage.

Compound Dies

Compound die stamping performs a series of individual or compound actions in one stroke instead of over the course of multiple passes. Cuts, bends, and punches are all accomplished almost simultaneously, making it an efficient forming method for flat parts. With only one pass, compound dies provide a cost-efficient way to produce simple parts quickly with high repeatability.

Transfer Dies

In transfer die stamping, every component is taken through the tooling process as an individual unit. Unlike progressive die stamping where separation occurs in the last step, the part is disconnected from the metal strip in the first operation so that more intricate design elements can be created. Finger-like appendages usher parts through the forming stations where individual actions occur.

Punching

Our tooling facility uses a punch press to create parts by placing the raw metal stamping materials between a die form and a hydraulic ram. When the ram is engaged, it punches a hole into the piece and forms the metal into the shape of the fixed, stationary die. In general, a punch press can produce large-scale orders of uniformly shaped components and is more efficient than hand punching.

Aranda Tooling offers both conventional and side punch press styles. Our state-of-the-art tooling facility also employs automated robotic transfer, as well as stage tooling design and implementation to expedite the stamping process. Thanks to our state-of-the-art equipment, we can provide numerous high-quality precision components as quickly and affordably as possible.

Our metal stamping capabilities include:

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

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Advantages of Metal Stamping

Metal stamping is a cold-forming process that transforms flat metal into a variety of shapes. The manufacturing process offers many advantages, including:

  • Precision
  • Efficiency
  • Consistency
  • Affordability

With our innovative technology, we take stamping to the highest degree of precision and complexity. Aranda Tooling uses precision metal stamping processes to create components with tolerances of +/- .001″, and, if your assignment calls for stricter specifications, we can refine the process even further.

Efficiency in production processes leads to cost savings. Our metal stamping services can be conducted quickly, whether we are producing a prototype or a full high-volume production run, resulting in significant cost-efficiency over other tooling methods.

Consistency is also critical when it comes to manufacturing parts. Our ability to stamp multiple parts concurrently allows us to accelerate the process and create uniformity. To ensure our stamped components are as consistent as possible, we perform automated inspections on every run, including a dimensional inspection. Our facility is ISO 9001:2015-registered and provides unparalleled metal stamping and tooling service.

Tooling Design

Every high-quality precision metal stamping process begins with quality tooling design. Aranda Tooling Inc. works with the latest versions of 3D CAD software including AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and CATIA to ensure all products are designed as per our client’s specifications.

Our tools are built to exact standards – guaranteeing accurate and repeatable results on each production run. Through the use of modern and advanced technologies, our team achieves and maintains tolerances within 0.005 inches, with even tighter tolerances available upon request. Our qualified and hands-on engineering team oversees the rapid development of fully functional prototypes for accurate evaluation and validation of new designs to ensure the functionality and accuracy of the final stamped product.

At Aranda Tooling, we invest the time and effort in planning our processes throughout each phase of operation to eliminate manufacturing errors and maintain compliance with the strictest industry standards and regulations. A product doesn’t leave our facility without going through our rigorous and exhaustive ISO 9001:2015 and APQP certified quality control and quality assurance procedures.

All parts and components are subjected to detailed dimensional checks using our state-of-the-art coordinate measuring machines (CMM), Optical Inspection Systems, ROMER arms, or other inspection equipment operated by our knowledgeable and experienced staff. Further manual and visual inspections are performed to corroborate the findings of all digital instrumentation. Material quality is also assured and verified using strict Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) approval processes.

Metal Stamping at Aranda Tooling

We pride ourselves on producing quality parts at affordable prices. We go above and beyond simple metal stamping to offer a range of services including engineering, design, welding, tapping, drilling, laser cutting and etching, and welding to take our client’s designs through the entire fabrication process from sketch to final design.

To learn more about our metal stamping, or any of our other services, contact us or request a quote today.

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Metal Stamping Capabilities

General Capabilities

High Precision
Complex
Heavy Gauge Stamping

Production Methods

Punch Press
Side Punch Press
Progressive Die
Stage Tools
Compound Dies
Transfer Dies
Robotic Transfer

Stamping Features

In-Die Sensors

Press Rating

800 tons

Maximum Mechanical Press Stroke

12 in

Maximum Hydraulic Press Stroke

18 in

Maximum Press Bed Length

120 in

Maximum Press Bed Width

60 in

Part Width

Up to 26 in

Part Thickness

.005 to .375 in

Part Weight

Up to 12,000 lb

Tolerance (+/-)

.001 in
Tighter Tolerances Available

Materials

Aluminum
Stainless
Low and High Carbon Steel
Titanium
Brass
Bronze
Copper
Hastelloy®
Inconel®
Monel®
Nickel Alloys

Additional Services Provided

CAD-CAM
Engineering
Design
Vibratory Deburring
Cleaning
Assembly
Tapping
Drilling

Quality Assurance

Dimensional Checks
Statistical Process Controls
APQP
PPAP

Inspection

Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM)
Optical
Vision
Air Gauging

Production Volume

Prototypes
Small Quantities to High Volume Production Runs

Additional Information

Industry Focus

Automotive
Renewable Energy
Medical
Industrial
Hardware
Home Improvement

Intended Applications

Faucets
Paint Pans
Turbochargers
Braking Systems
Sporting Goods
Door Lock
Infrastructure Supports

Industry Standards

ISO 9001:2015
ASTM

File Formats

AutoCAD
SolidWorks
Exchange Formats