Deep Draw Metal Stamping

Deep draw metal parts from thousands to millions of units

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Custom drawn metal parts

With 75+ years, Tripar offers full end to end draw and deep draw stamping for your metal products. We have the industry expertise and technical knowledge to meet your product design and production needs.

If you need drawing or deep drawing metal parts, we have the expertise to manufacture your products. We service clients in North America and Europe.

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deep drawn metal parts, various sizes

In-house capabilities

We offer a full range of manufacturing solutions to meet your needs

Production processes

  • Metal stamping
  • Progressive die stamping
  • Hybrid manufacturing (CNC & stamping)
  • Drawing & deep drawing
  • CNC cutting & punching
  • Metal forming
  • Bending

Production volumes

  • Prototypes to high volumes

Press tonnage

  • Up to 220 tons

Equipment

  • 100+ metal presses
  • 1600+ open-tooled dies
  • 13 CNC machines

Materials

  • Steels (CRS, HRPO, SS, galvanized, galvanneal, etc)
  • Pre-painted metals
  • Aluminum
  • Copper
  • Brass
  • Other metals

Thickness

  • up to 0.25″

Part sizes

  • Small to mid size parts (0.5″–60″) depending on geometry

Tolerances

  • Typical ±0.005″ – ±0.010″, depending on material and design
  • Default tolerance standards (if not given)

In-house toolroom

  • In-house die design, build, maintenance & repairs

Secondary ops

  • tapping, coining, trimming, deburring, forming, riveting, etc

Main services

  • Design & engineering
  • Design for Manufacturability (DFM)
  • Die design & tool making
  • AAA die service (store, maintain & repair client-owned dies)
  • Prototypes and samples
  • Small to high volume production
  • Assembly services
  • Packaging services
  • Shipping & logistics

Secondary services

  • anodizing, heat treatment, powder coating, painting, finishing, etc

Quality assurance

  • CSA standard CAN3-Z299.4-85
  • First-article inspection, in-process monitoring, final inspection

Common parts

  • Covers, lids, plates
  • Shims, spacers, clips
  • Frames, chassis, rails
  • Shields, guards, reflectors
  • Brackets, mounts, supports
  • Busbars, terminals, contact plates
  • Enclosures, housings, panels
  • Light baffles, louvers, bezel
  • Hinge plates, latches, tabs
  • Custom metal parts
  • Custom assemblies

Industries

  • EV
  • Solar
  • Lighting
  • HVAC/R
  • Consumer goods
  • Renewable energy
  • General fabrication
  • Consumer electronics
  • Signages & displays
  • Data centers
  • Warehousing
  • Aerospace (non flight critical)
  • Automotive (non critical)
  • And more

How it works

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Upload your technical drawings (.dxf/.dwg) and/or CAD model for a free project review.

Custom die

Upon order, we’ll custom design your die to maximize part consistency and reduce unit costs.

Mass production

Once production samples are approved, we’ll begin full production.

On-time delivery

We ship your parts (with our preferred shipping rates) to any location.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is drawn and deep drawn metal stamping?

Draw stamping is a sheet metal forming process used to create three dimensional forms using a press and a custom die. When the depth exceeds the diameter of the part, it's known as deep drawing, making it ideal for cups, cans, enclosures, and complex hollow components.

Can you redesign a part for drawing and deep drawing stamping?

Absolutely, we help clients less familiar with these processes and from metal spinning when the volumes reach thousands a year.

What about metal spinning vs drawn metal stamping?

Metal spinning is great but limited to round shapes (think of a pot), whereas drawing & deep drawing does not have this limitation. Dimensional accuracy & surface finish are also much better. Deep drawn stamping is a more versatile, offers faster production, better consistency, and lower unit costs than metal spinning. However, you do need enough volumes to justify a die.

What are your tooling lead times?

Draw & deep draw tooling can be quite complex, thus tooling lead times vary from 8 to 16 weeks (sometimes more) depending on part size and complexity.

What volumes do you support?

Drawn metal stamping is typically used for thousands to millions of units annually.

Do you offer free shipping?

Absolutely! We offer free shipping on volume orders (conditions apply.) Please contact us to see if your business is eligible for this offer.

Got questions?

We're an open book. Email us or call 1-800-361-0983.

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