Sheet Metal & Stamped Components
Stamped, pressed and formed components produced from steel, stainless, brass and copper strip. Brackets, clips, contacts, washers and shims made on progressive and single-stage tooling, with secondary machining where the part needs it.
The actual parts
Stamped work at Jay Ashapura.
Brackets, clips, washers, contacts and deep-drawn parts stamped and formed from steel, stainless, brass and copper strip.
Thread standards
- ISO Metric
- UNC
- UNF
- BA
- BSW
- Custom to drawing
Finishes
- Natural brass
- Electro tin
- Nickel
- Chrome
- Silver
- Gold
- Zinc blue
- Powder coated
- Passivated
Tooling is quoted separately, so you can see the volume where progressive tooling pays for itself. Send your drawing →
Types we supply
Blanked, formed and finished.
Progressive tooling for volume, single-stage for lower quantities, and secondary operations where the part is more than a stamping.
Stamped Parts
- Brackets & Mounting Plates
- Clips & Retainers
- Washers & Shims
- Contacts & Terminals
- Lock Washers
Formed & Bent
- Angle Brackets
- Channels & Profiles
- Enclosure Panels
- Covers & Shields
- Deep-Drawn Cups
Secondary Ops
- Tapped & Threaded Parts
- Welded Assemblies
- Riveted Assemblies
- Plated Components
- Custom Stampings
Where they’re used
Applications & industries served.
Applications
- Electrical enclosures
- Switchgear assemblies
- Automotive brackets
- Appliance components
- Panel mounting
- Battery contacts
Industries served
- Electrical & electronics
- Automotive
- Appliances
- Industrial machinery
- Construction
- Energy storage
See all the sectors we serve on our Industries page.
Strip materials
Chosen for forming, not just strength.
A material that machines well does not necessarily bend well. Strip selection starts with the bend radius and the number of forms. See full quality & traceability →
Cold-Rolled Steel
Brackets and structural stampings
Stainless Steel
304 / 316, corrosion and hygiene
Brass Strip
Contacts, terminals and springs
Copper Strip
Current-carrying parts and busbars
How they’re made
Manufacturing process.
Tool & die design
Strip layout and die design worked out around the bend sequence and material yield.
Blanking & progressive stamping
Parts blanked and formed on progressive or single-stage tooling depending on volume.
Forming & secondary ops
Bending, tapping, welding, riveting and any machining the part needs after stamping.
Plating & inspection
Zinc, tin or nickel plating as specified, then dimensional and finish inspection.
Finishes, inspection & packaging
Delivered ready to use.
Surface finishes
- Zinc plated
- Tin plated
- Nickel plated
- Powder coated
- Passivated
Inspection
- Dimensional (FAI)
- Bend angle
- Burr height
- Flatness
Testing
- Salt spray
- Plating thickness
- Material verification
- Hardness
Packaging
- Bulk / bins
- Interleaved trays
- Poly-bagged
- Custom-labeled
Documentation ships with the order. See our full quality standards →
Custom stampings
Built to your flat pattern.
Send the part drawing or the flat pattern with the bend sequence. We will confirm the material, quote the tooling separately from the piece price, and tell you the volume where progressive tooling starts paying for itself.
- Tooling quoted separately
- Progressive & single-stage
- Secondary machining & welding
- Prototype to high-volume
Sheet Metal & Stamped FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do you tap and thread stamped parts?
Yes. Threads are cut to ISO Metric, UNC, UNF, BA, BSW or to your drawing, so a stamped bracket can arrive tapped and ready to assemble rather than as a bare blank.
What finishes are available on stampings?
Zinc, tin, nickel and chrome plating, powder coating and passivation, plus the natural and decorative finishes used on brass and copper parts.
Do you need tooling for stamped parts?
Yes. Stamping requires a die, quoted separately from the piece price. For low volumes or prototypes we can produce parts on single-stage tooling instead, which avoids the die cost at a higher piece price.
What material thicknesses can you stamp?
Typically 0.2 mm to 6 mm depending on the material and the forming involved. Send the drawing and we will confirm what is practical for that geometry.
Which materials do you stamp?
Cold-rolled and stainless steel for structural and enclosure parts, and brass and copper strip for contacts, terminals and current-carrying components.
Can you do secondary operations on stampings?
Yes. Tapping, machining, welding, riveting and assembly are all handled, so the part arrives finished rather than as a bare stamping.
Do you plate stamped components?
Yes. Zinc, tin and nickel plating, powder coating and passivation are available, with plating thickness and salt spray reported where the specification calls for it.
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Need stamped components?
Send the drawing or the flat pattern. We will confirm the material, quote tooling separately and give you a clear piece price.
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