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King Epoxy Emblem Co., Ltd » Metal Stamping

Metal Stamping Company in California

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King Epoxy Emblem is a metal stamping company in California with in-house die design, progressive stamping presses from 80 to 600 tons, and full post-process sub-assembly capability. Whether your project needs high-volume progressive stamping or lower-volume, multi-stage stamping, our team designs and builds the tooling in-house.

Metal Stamping

About Our Metal Stamping Company

Stamping is the process of placing flat sheet metal into a stamping press where a tool and die surface forms the metal into a shape. This could be a single stage operation where every stroke of the press produces the desired form on the sheet metal part, or could occur through a series of stages. The process is usually carried out on sheet metal. Our capabilities are shown below:

High-Volume Progressive Stamping

Suitable for massive products
Mechanical press from 80-600Ton.
Raw material thickness from 0.1-6mm
Maximum tool size size:2700mm*1200mm

Low-Volume Stamping Press Capabilities

Suitable for lower volume or multiple stamping process products
32 units of 63-400Ton Press

Post-Process & Sub-Assembly Services

One stop shop from stamping to sub-assembly
Multiple second process capabilities
  1. Degrease
  2. Tapping
  3. Riveting
  4. Machining
  5. Spot Welding
  6. Gas Shield Arc Welding
  7. Sub-assembly

Tooling & Die-Making Strength

Stamping die
Automotive part inspection gauge
Precision tools fabrication
Non standard fixture
100% tooling design and fabrication in House
Design teams focus on tools of automotive and consume industry
High-class tools manufacturing facilities

Quality Assurance & Inspection

Sets of CMM machines with profile scanning function.
Digital projector
Mitutoyo surface roughness and profile tolerance measurement equipment
Rockwell hardness tester, Vivtorinox
Salt spray test machine

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From progressive die stamping to finished sub-assembly, King Epoxy Emblem handles the full metal stamping process in-house.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What tonnage presses do you use for metal stamping?

A: King Epoxy Emblem operates mechanical presses from 80 to 600 tons for high-volume progressive stamping, plus 32 units of 63 to 400 ton presses for lower-volume, multi-stage stamping.

Q2: What’s the difference between progressive and compound die stamping?

A: Progressive die stamping moves the part through multiple stations in a single press stroke sequence, ideal for high-volume production, while lower-volume stamping may use fewer, more flexible tooling stages — King Epoxy Emblem offers both.

Q3: Do you design and build your own stamping dies in-house?

A: Yes. King Epoxy Emblem performs 100% tooling design and fabrication in-house, including stamping dies, automotive part inspection gauges, and precision tools.

Q4: What secondary operations follow metal stamping?

A: After stamping, King Epoxy Emblem offers degreasing, tapping, riveting, machining, spot welding, gas shield arc welding, and full sub-assembly as a one-stop service.

Q5: What quality inspection equipment do you use for stamped parts?

A: King Epoxy Emblem uses CMM machines with profile scanning, digital projectors, Mitutoyo surface roughness testers, Rockwell hardness testers, and salt spray test equipment.