Steel Stampings

Steel is one of the most popular materials used in metal stamping and can take on many different forms, properties and finishes, offering optimal strength, performance and cost-effectiveness. 

Hot-rolled Steel

• Cost-effective

• Strong, durable, and dense

• Capable of holding up under stress of constant use

• Commonly selected for use in applications where appearance is not important

Cold-rolled Steel

• Cost-effective
• Highly adaptable
• Suitable for a variety of circumstances, from simple to more challenging applications
• Available in high-strength grades that have high load-bearing capabilities
• More controlled surface quality

Stainless Steel

• Resistant to extreme temperatures and corrosion
• Available in a variety of grades, including 304L, 316L, and other stainless steels
• Dependable strength
• Ease of manufacturing
• Attractive aesthetic appearance

High Tensile Steel

• Contains low amounts of carbon but additional alloying ingredients improve durability, malleability, and ductility
• Resistant to extreme temperatures and corrosion
• Can be quenched or treated to improve hardness

Low Carbon Steel

• Comes in a variety of grades
• Commonly used in applications requiring high levels of corrosion resistance
• Ductile and easily machined and welded

Medium Carbon Steel

• Commonly alloyed with other metals to enhance strength, toughness, and wear resistance

High Carbon Steel

• Contains highest amount of carbon
• Stronger than low and medium carbon steel
• Can be heat treated to further enhance hardness

Spring Steel

• Often used in a soft or annealed state to allow for more severe and intricate forming
• Can be heat treated and coated to enhance spring properties and corrosion resistance
• Available in several grades