CUSTOM METAL STAMPING

Since our founding in 1899, Baker Stamping has developed a core strength for producing high quality stamped components, including clips and brackets and a wide variety of bushings, spacers, connectors, and more. With presses rated from 35 to 120 tons, we produce precision formed and stamped parts using numerous production methods, including progressive die, transfer die, continuous strip, and others. Specializing in small-to-medium sized tubular parts with outer diameters in the .177″ to 2.25″ range and lengths up to 6″, our skilled operators and tooling specialists allow us to hold very close tolerances.

We work with many types of material, from non-ferrous metals to steels in a variety of grades and tempers. Capable of creating complex geometrical features, we offer our metal stamping service as a cost-effective alternative to expensive cut-off tubing as well as powdered metal, screw machined, and molded plastic parts. We also offer numerous finish options, including plating, painting, and powder coating. All you need to do is specify the I.D. or O.D., length, wall thickness, type of metal, finish, and special features, and we do the rest.

Our robust, ISO 9001 certified quality management system is fully integrated into every aspect of our everyday production operations. It outlines measurable performance objectives that ensure we meet the highest standards of excellence. Our satisfied and loyal customer base hails from the garage door, lawn and garden, automotive, office furniture, golf and turf vehicles, truck suspension systems, HVAC, lighting, marine, and numerous other industries. We are large enough to accommodate production runs in the millions, yet small enough to respond quickly to all of your special needs.

What is Metal Stamping?

Metal stamping is a manufacturing process that uses dies and high-tonnage presses to form flat metal sheets into specific shapes. It’s commonly used to produce parts such as clips, brackets, bushings, and connectors with tight tolerances and repeatable accuracy. Depending on the application, methods like progressive die, transfer die, or multi-slide stamping are used to achieve the desired form. This process supports both small and high-volume production while offering efficiency, consistency, and material versatility.

Why Choose Baker Stamping

From short runs to high-volume production, we produce each part to your specifications with consistent results. Our metal stamping services are backed by decades of hands-on experience and a team committed to meeting customer timelines, budgets, and part performance expectations. When you need consistent production and responsive support, Baker Stamping is ready to deliver. For more information about our metal stamping capabilities, refer to the table below. Contact us at any time for a quote.

Metal Stamping Highlights

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