Stamping · 11 min read
Aluminium stamping: formability and tooling considerations
Aluminium stamping design rules: alloy and temper choice, die clearance, blanking tonnage, pickup, earing and the springback that opens a bend.
Custom sheet metal parts fabricated to your drawing — from prototype one-offs to production volumes, laser cut, formed, welded and finished in-house.
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We work across a wide range of materials from 0.8 mm to 40 mm thickness, so any requirement outside standard catalogues can be served from the same plants and equipment used for our industrial product lines.
| Materials | Mild steel, CRCA, stainless steel (304 and 316), aluminium, brass, copper |
|---|---|
| Thickness range | 0.8 mm to 40 mm |
| Cutting | 12 KW fibre laser, 40 ft by 16 ft bed |
| Forming | 200 T CNC press brake and mechanical presses 20 T to 300 T |
| Welding | Robotic MIG, manual MIG and spot welding |
| Surface treatment | Seven tank pretreatment, shot blasting, powder coating, wet painting, zinc plating |
| Country of origin | Made in India |
No. We take prototype one-offs as well as volume production runs.
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Plus or minus 0.5 mm is typical for sheet metal. Tighter tolerances are possible on critical features and will be reviewed during drawing analysis.
Yes. Send the application and operating environment and we will recommend a material grade and finish.
Two to four weeks depending on material availability, complexity and quantity.
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