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Stamped parts are precision metal components manufactured through stamping processes such as punching, bending, stretching, forming, and shaping. This process offers advantages such as high production efficiency, good dimensional consistency, high material utilization, and suitability for mass production. It enables one-time or multiple forming of complex structures and diverse shapes, ensuring stable mechanical properties and good assembly precision.
These products possess excellent corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and oxidation resistance, while also featuring high strength, light weight, and a smooth, aesthetically pleasing surface. Various surface treatments, including polishing, wire drawing, electroplating, spraying, and passivation, are available to meet both functional and aesthetic requirements depending on the application environment.
These products are widely used in automotive parts, electronics, home appliances, communication equipment, medical devices, kitchen and bathroom hardware, and industrial equipment, including brackets, housings, connectors, springs, clips, and various precision structural parts. Custom processing based on provided drawings or samples is also supported, making them indispensable metal components in modern manufacturing.
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READ MOREYuyao Hongli Optoelectronics Co., Ltd. is a China-based stamped parts manufacturer and supplier with over 20 years of manufacturing experience. From our 5,000-square-meter factory in Yuyao, Zhejiang, we produce precision stamped/stamping metal parts for automotive, electronics, home appliances, communication equipment, medical devices, and industrial machinery. Our range covers circular and square parts with holes, ultra-thin parts, metal-stamping/stamping small parts, chassis parts, base plates, and more—all customizable to your drawings or samples.
We combine high-efficiency stamping press parts processes—punching, bending, stretching, forming—with strict quality control to deliver consistent dimensional accuracy and surface finish. Whether you need prototypes, small batches, or mass production, our OEM/ODM capabilities ensure the part fits your assembly and performance requirements.
We offer a broad portfolio of stamped steel parts and other metal components, each designed for specific functional and structural roles. Below is a quick reference to our main product types and their typical applications.
| Product Type | Typical Applications | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Stamped circular parts with holes | Spacers, flanges, covers, mounting rings | Custom hole patterns, corrosion resistance |
| Stamped square parts with holes | Brackets, mounting plates, enclosures | Tight tolerances (±0.1 mm), high strength |
| Stamped square lid with holes | Access covers, protective panels, housings | Custom hole sizes, surface finishing options |
| Stamped ultra-thin parts | Shims, springs, contacts, EMI shields | Thickness 0.1–1 mm, high precision |
| Stamped small square parts | Connectors, terminals, small brackets | Miniature size, repeatability |
| Stamped miniature parts | Watch components, medical devices, electronics | Micro tolerances, burr-free edges |
| Stamped bendable strip-shaped parts | Clips, springs, conductive strips | Formability, fatigue resistance |
| Square-shaped precision machined stamped parts | Precision housings, frames, structural components | High accuracy, secondary machining available |
| Stamped chassis parts | Electronic enclosures, rack mounts, frames | Rigidity, dimensional stability |
| Stamped base plate with multiple holes | Mounting bases, heat sinks, structural supports | Complex hole patterns, flatness |
We work with a wide range of metals to match your performance and cost targets. Common materials include cold-rolled steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and brass. Material selection depends on required strength, corrosion resistance, conductivity, and formability.
Surface treatments are available to enhance appearance and durability: polishing, wire drawing, electroplating (zinc, nickel, chrome), powder coating, anodizing, and passivation. We recommend the finish based on your operating environment—for example, outdoor parts may require powder coating for UV and corrosion resistance, while internal components might only need a simple oil coating.
We are not just a stamping factory; we are your engineering partner. Our team reviews your drawings or samples to optimize the part for manufacturability, suggesting material grades, thickness, and tolerance adjustments that reduce cost without compromising function. We support OEM/ODM projects from concept to production.
For each project, we consider:
Quality is embedded in every step, from incoming material inspection to final packaging. Our quality control system includes:
We also conduct salt spray tests for corrosion resistance, hardness tests, and tensile tests when required by your specification. Our goal is to deliver parts that meet your drawing exactly, every time.
Our 5,000-square-meter facility houses multiple stamping workshops with a range of presses, from small high-speed presses for miniature parts to larger presses for chassis and base plates. We maintain a monthly production capacity of over 50,000 units, but this scales with part size and complexity.
Typical lead times are 15–30 days for standard orders, depending on quantity and tooling requirements. For new tooling, add 2–4 weeks for design and fabrication. We work with you to schedule production around your project milestones.
We ensure your parts arrive in perfect condition. Packaging is designed to prevent damage during transit—using protective wrapping, corrugated boxes, or custom foam inserts for delicate parts. We have extensive experience in international shipping, handling export documentation, customs clearance, and Incoterms to deliver to your site, whether by sea, air, or courier.
To prepare an accurate quotation and production plan, please provide the following details:
With this information, our engineers will propose the most efficient stamping process, tooling design, and cost structure. We aim to respond with a detailed quotation within 48 hours.
MOQ depends on part size and complexity. For standard parts, we can accommodate small batches starting from 500 pieces. For custom tooling, we typically recommend a minimum of 5,000 pieces to amortize tooling costs, but we are flexible for prototyping.
Yes, we can reverse-engineer a part from a physical sample. We will measure and create a drawing for your approval before tooling, ensuring the final product matches your sample.
Standard stamping tolerances are ±0.1 mm. For critical features, we can achieve ±0.05 mm depending on material and thickness. We discuss tolerance requirements during the quoting phase to ensure manufacturability.
Yes, we can provide mill certificates for raw materials and, upon request, a certificate of conformance for the finished parts. Additional testing reports (e.g., RoHS, REACH) can be arranged.
We offer secondary services such as tapping, countersinking, welding, and simple assembly. If your part requires these, we can integrate them into the production flow to reduce your supply chain complexity.