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Precision Metal Stamping

Precision Metal Stamping

For over 75 years Wisco has specialized in metal stamping technology and services. Our engineering, quality, tooling, and production experts are up-to-date on all of the latest advancements, with a commitment to Wisco’s high quality standards. Wisco Industries has been ISO certified since 2001. We are currently ISO 9001:2015.
We work with many OEM companies from diverse industries including aircraft, marine, food service equipment, construction and a variety of other industrial product companies. Materials most used in stamping and fabrication are Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Copper and Brass.
Our presses range from 38 Ton to 330 Ton with progressive, compound and secondary dies. Wisco can form most metals from 0.010 – .375 thick. Most presses are equipped with servo drive feeders and die protection systems to protect your tooling and ensure long die life. On new, existing or redesigned parts, assemblies or products the Wisco team will work with you through all stages of your project; from concept development through high volume-long run production. We have the capabilities to do high volume complex multi-station progressive dies with in-press assembly that have the capacity to produce millions of parts annually.

  • At Wisco, we know metal stamping. With decades of experience in precision metal stamping, tool and die manufacturing, and custom fabrication, we understand both the possibilities and limitations of the stamping process. Our team works closely with customers from the earliest stages of product development to identify the most efficient and cost-effective manufacturing solutions.

    Whether you are designing a new component, improving an existing part, or preparing for production, our engineering and manufacturing experts can help optimize designs for manufacturability, reduce tooling costs, improve material utilization, and enhance overall product performance. By involving Wisco early in the development process, customers benefit from valuable insights that help avoid costly design revisions and production challenges later.

  • We plan for quality. Part of our planning includes determining ideal processes and materials for your project. We have several punch press options, with varying dies, materials, and thicknesses. With our custom stamping capabilities, we can seamlessly move your project from short-run to long-run production.
  • We are committed to your satisfaction. We understand the critical importance of consistently meeting your exact product specifications, pricing, quality and delivery.
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