Stainless Stamped Hardware

Morse Industries can help you create superior quality metal hardware components for a wide range of applications including hinges, vents, brackets and housings. Parts can be tapped, assembled, flattened or coined as part of the process.

The Stamping Process

A coil or strip of stainless steel feeds into a press that runs the metal through a series of dies. There are four basic ways this can be done:

1. A Compound Die process forms the part in one press of the stamping machine with a single station die.
2. A Progressive Die process forms the part using a series of dies and press strokes. This is used for more complex shapes and bends.
3. A Deep Draw process uses a series of dies and press strokes to form tubular shapes.
4. A Laser Cutting process offers quick turnaround with little set-up time. It allows for high-speed cutting for generally a lower cost than other methods.
5. Parts can then undergo further fabrication and finishing to customer's specifications.