Precision Metal Stamping & Forming Services

Stamping shapes flat stock into finished parts using dies in a press. For higher volumes, progressive dies advance a strip through several stations — blanking, piercing, forming, and coining — so a complete part exits with every stroke, delivering excellent repeatability and low piece-price at volume. For lower volumes and prototypes, we use short-run tooling and forming to prove out a design before committing to hard tooling.

We stamp and form a wide range of sheet gauges in steel, stainless, aluminum, brass, copper, and spring materials, holding tight feature-to-feature tolerances and consistent bend geometry. Secondary operations — tapping, hardware insertion, deburring, and finishing such as plating or powder coat — are integrated so parts ship complete.

Design-for-manufacturability review is part of every stamping quote: we advise on bend radii, material selection, tab and slot placement, and nesting to reduce scrap and tooling cost. Tolerances are held to the print and verified with first-article and in-process inspection under our ISO 9001:2015 system.

Whether you need a few hundred formed brackets or millions of progressive-die contacts, Esco scales the tooling strategy to your annual volume and target price.