Light Stamping at Amerascrew

Most manufacturers offer some type of metal stamping. At Amerascrew, we offer Light Stamping services in Mansfield, Ohio. Light Stamping can be used for a variety of intended applications. At Amerascrew our stamping department is very diverse and can range from any type of any thin gauge metal fabrication to high-strength components. Amerascew has presses with a 60-ton capacity. Our stamping department also allows us to do bending or swedging, grabs, palm buttons, and light curtains.

Stamping is the process of placing any flat sheet metal of your choice in either blank or coil form into a stamping press where a tool and die surface forms the metal into your desired shape. Some common forms of material are slugs, individual parts, coils, sheets & strips. The most common types are materials are steel, aluminum, brass, and copper. Amerascrew is proud to use all types of common metals for light stamping in Mansfield, Ohio.

At Amerascrew, we are prepared to handle almost any production volume for Light Stamping. The stamping and pressing process moves along very quickly, you are able to get your products within just a few minutes. At Amerascrew in Mansfield, Ohio we take pride in delivering the best customer service and meeting customer material requirements. If you have a special project that you are working on and need specific parts to finish it, feel free to contact us at (419) 522-2232 where we can quote you for a custom precision product. We look forward to hearing from you and helping you with your next big project.

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