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Hongming Sheng · Custom Metal Stamping
Custom brackets, clips, contacts, shields, covers, and formed supports manufactured to your drawings.
Start with the part's function, material, quantity, and approval requirements. We review these together before proposing tooling and production.
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Request Stamping QuotePrototype or design trial
Simple tooling or cut-and-form samples may help assess fit. Confirm which features must be validated using the intended production process.
Repeat production
Stage, compound, or progressive tooling can be reviewed against geometry and expected demand. Include batch quantity and annual forecast in your RFQ.
Drawn or formed geometry
Shells, cups, ribs, flanges, and bends need a suitable forming sequence. Grade, temper, thickness, and part shape guide this review.
Tolerances are part-specific. Material, thickness, geometry, tooling, and finishing affect what can be held. Mark critical dimensions for review; do not assume one tolerance applies to every feature.
Options include stainless steel, carbon or coated steel, aluminum, copper, and brass. Specify the exact grade and temper where required.
Deburring, tapping, hardware insertion, welding, assembly, plating, anodizing, and coating can be reviewed as part of the manufacturing scope.
Identify mounting, contact, shielding, or support functions. Include release quantities, service conditions, assembly checks, and any customer approval documents such as PPAP-related requirements.
State whether the component is for ground equipment, tooling, or another application. Identify material traceability, first-article records, special processes, and required supplier qualifications.
Qualification comes first. No AS9100, IATF 16949, flight-part approval, or product certification is claimed here. Required standards, approvals, and documents must be reviewed and agreed before order acceptance.
A sample or sketch can start a discussion. Dimensions, material, tolerances, and acceptance criteria still need to be confirmed before production.
Specify the certificates, inspection format, sampling level, and retention requirements in your RFQ. Their scope and availability are confirmed during quotation.
Send the new revision and highlight the changes. Tooling, sample approval, price, and timing may need another review.
Send your files and requirements by email. Use the enquiry form to leave your contact and project details.
Email:info@hms1688.com
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