METAL STAMPING INDUSTRIES

Metal stamping offers the precision, repeatability, and dimensional stability required for components that must perform reliably over thousands—or millions—of cycles. Compared to other fabrication methods, stamping delivers tight tolerances and consistent part-to-part accuracy at volumes and costs that make sense for long-term production.

Industries with demanding performance requirements rely on stamping because the process inherently limits dimensional variation. Whether it’s HVAC systems cycling for decades, aerospace assemblies requiring complete traceability, or heavy machinery operating in harsh environments, metal stamping ensures components remain dependable across their entire service life.

Wedge manufactures stamped components for a wide range of industries, from AS9100 Rev D certified aerospace projects to high-volume industrial production. With more than 64 presses—from 3 to 400 tons—we support everything from low-volume precision components to million-piece production runs.

Our capabilities include progressive die stamping, deep draw forming, secondary operations, and complete finishing services. By keeping processes in-house, we deliver production-ready parts without the delays and risks of multiple vendor handoffs.

Industrial equipment manufacturers need stamped components that maintain dimensional integrity under continuous use. Brackets, housings, and structural supports must endure vibration, thermal changes, and mechanical loads without deforming.

Wedge produces high-volume stampings for industrial OEMs using progressive die technology and in-house finishing. Parts arrive assembly-ready, eliminating extra steps, vendor coordination, and avoidable delays.

Aerospace components require complete material traceability, first article inspection documentation, and strict adherence to AS9100 Rev D standards. Wedge maintains all required certifications and process controls for producing deep-drawn housings, formed brackets, and structural components for both commercial and defense aircraft.

Our aerospace experience includes:

• Commercial aircraft programs (Boeing 787, 777)
• Defense platforms (Black Hawk, Apache, C-130)
• Full documentation, revision control, and material certifications

HVAC assemblies face continuous temperature cycling, pressure fluctuations, and mechanical vibration. Brackets, housings, and mounting hardware must maintain dimensional accuracy to ensure efficient airflow and long-term reliability.

Progressive die stamping provides the part consistency HVAC manufacturers need for fast, efficient assembly. We also coordinate coating and finishing services to supply corrosion-resistant components suitable for high-humidity environments.

Agricultural equipment operates in harsh outdoor conditions—dust, moisture, UV exposure, and impact loads throughout planting and harvest seasons. Stamped components must deliver reliable performance despite constant environmental stress.

Wedge manufactures structural brackets, housings, and protective covers using materials engineered for durability. Options include galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and coordinated finishing for long-term corrosion protection.

Mining environments demand components capable of withstanding abrasion, heavy impact, vibration, and corrosive or chemical exposure. When equipment is underground or in remote sites, a single component failure can halt operations.

Wedge produces deep-drawn housings and structural stampings using heavy-gauge materials selected for extreme durability. Heat treating and specialized coatings are available when applications require higher performance thresholds.

Fluid control systems depend on precise dimensional control to ensure proper sealing, pressure stability, and leak prevention. Stamped caps, housings, and valve bodies must meet tight tolerances and maintain consistency across large production runs.

Our progressive die stamping process maintains dimensional uniformity, while in-house tapping, threading, and finishing services provide fully completed components ready for assembly.

Electronic enclosures must balance EMI/RFI shielding, heat dissipation, environmental protection, and exact mounting interfaces. Deep-draw stamping ensures uniform wall thickness and repeatable dimensions across high-volume production.

We supply enclosures for controls, sensors, and electronic assemblies in materials such as:

• Aluminum (for thermal management)
• Stainless steel (for corrosive environments)
• Plated steel (for enhanced shielding)

Powder coating, anodizing, and chromate conversion are also available.

OEM manufacturers depend on consistent, assembly-ready components that require no rework. Production schedules often hinge on receiving parts that meet exact specifications—every time.

Wedge delivers brackets, housings, covers, and structural supports with progressive die capabilities and full finishing services. Sub-assembly, welding, tapping, and coating can all be coordinated in-house, ensuring the components you receive integrate seamlessly into your production line.

For nearly a century, Wedge has manufactured stamped metal components for industries that demand dimensional consistency, material integrity, and dependable delivery. With AS9100 Rev D certification and equipment ranging from 3 to 400 tons, we support everything from precision aerospace applications to high-volume industrial production.

Our fully integrated stamping capabilities—progressive die forming, deep draw operations, secondary services, welding, coating, and assembly—allow us to deliver completed components without additional vendor coordination.