Transfer Die Stamping Services

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Aranda Tooling is an industry leading provider of multi-station transfer die stamping services based in Chino, California. Equipped with multiple presses with capacities up to 1,320 tons, we produce high precision stamped components for domestic and international customers across the automotive, electric vehicle, home improvement, manufacturing, medical, and renewable energy industries. ISO 9001:2015 certified, we handle everything from prototypes to high-volume production runs.

Transfer Die Stamping Services From Aranda Tooling

At our Chino, California facility, we are equipped to handle a wide range of transfer die stamping requirements. Some of the key capabilities customers come to us for include:

Material flexibility: We work with aluminum, stainless steel, low and high carbon steel, titanium, brass, bronze, copper, and specialty alloys including Hastelloy, Inconel, and Monel.
Tight tolerances: We hold standard tolerances of +/-.001 in, with tighter tolerances available depending on part specifications.
Large and complex parts: We can accommodate large metal parts up to 48 in wide with a thickness range of .005 to .5 in across press beds up to 240 in long.
In-die secondary operations: Our presses support piercing, chamfering, knurling, threading, and other forming processes, reducing the need for separate post-stamping work.
Full production range: From prototype quantities to high-volume production runs, we scale to meet your needs.
Comprehensive inspection: Every job is backed by CMM, optical, vision, air gauging, and 3D inspection capabilities alongside APQP and PPAP quality processes.

To learn more about our full range of capabilities, visit our metal stamping services page or contact us today. Ready to get started? Request a quote and a member of our team will be in touch.

Benefits of Transfer Die Stamping

Compared to other manufacturing processes, transfer die stamping offers a number of benefits. For example:

It can produce parts much faster than stamping processes with manual transfer operations.
It can eliminate the need for separate post-stamping operations (e.g., knurling and threading).
It can be used to create more complex and intricate components since the part is separated from the metal strip at the beginning of the process.

Transfer Die Stamping vs. Progressive Die Stamping

Transfer die stamping is highly similar to progressive die stamping; both processes use multi-station dies to turn a blank into a finished component. The main distinction between them is that transfer die stamping removes the blank from the metal strip at the beginning of the stamping process, while progressive die stamping removes the blank from the metal strip at the end of the stamping process. This process difference makes the two stamping methods suitable for different parts and products; transfer die stamping is better suited for producing larger and more complex components, while progressive die stamping is better suited for producing smaller and simpler components in high volumes. For a full comparison of both methods, see our blog post on transfer die vs. progressive die stamping.