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Punching Services

High-Volume Stamping with Progressive & Compound Dies

Key Capabilities

Progressive die stamping for multi-stage processing
Single-hit stamping for simple geometries
Compound dies for complex features in one stroke
High-speed production capability
Material efficiency with minimal scrap
Die design and tooling in-house
Support for prototype through high-volume runs

Metal stamping transforms flat sheet stock into complex, finished parts in seconds using progressive, single-hit, or compound dies. Magic Metals leverages decades of die design and stamping expertise to deliver repeatable, high-quality parts at costs that make stamping ideal for volume production. From automotive brackets to electrical enclosure components, our stamping capabilities transform raw material into precision finished parts.

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Why Choose Magic Metals for Metal Stamping

Die Design In-House

Our die engineers optimize geometry for speed and minimize scrap cost.

Volume Capability

220-ton press and progressive dies support 10K+ unit runs without compromise.

Complete Integration

Stamping flows seamlessly to laser, press brake, or welding for finished assemblies.

Family-Owned Stability

Since 1985 we build long-term partnerships with consistent ISO-certified processes.

What to Look for in a Metal Stamping Partner

Die Design Expertise

Choose a shop with in-house die engineers who can optimize your part for manufacturability and cost.

Pressure and Tonnage

Larger presses handle thicker material and more complex forming; ensure the shop can handle your material and geometry.

Scrap Minimization

Efficient nesting and die design reduce material waste and per-part cost.

Tolerance Capability

Ask about process control, measurement methods, and the shop's track record holding tight tolerances over long runs.

Tooling Flexibility

A shop with multiple press sizes and die-change capability can handle prototypes through high-volume with minimal setup.

Metal Stamping in the Pacific Northwest

For production-volume stamped parts in the Pacific Northwest, Magic Metals offers a local alternative to sending work overseas or across the country. Our Union Gap, Washington facility serves OEMs and contract manufacturers throughout Washington, Oregon, and Idaho who need stamped components with shorter supply chains and faster iteration cycles. Regional customers in the semiconductor, agriculture, and defense sectors rely on our stamping capability to keep critical production parts close to home, reducing lead times, freight costs, and supply chain risk.

Frequently Asked Questions

Die cost dominates small quantities, so we typically recommend 10,000+ pieces to justify progressive dies. Smaller runs may use simple compound or single-hit dies. We discuss ROI at the quote stage.

Simple dies take 2-4 weeks; complex progressive dies with multiple stations may take 6-8 weeks. First-article stamping and approval adds 1-2 weeks. We manage timelines closely with customers.

Yes. Stainless requires slower speeds and robust dies; aluminum stamps faster and allows higher part complexity in fewer strokes. We advise on material choice during design.

Standard tolerance is ±0.005" on cut edges and formed features. Tighter tolerances (±0.003" or better) are possible with secondary machining or burnishing.

Absolutely. Stamped parts often move directly to deburring, powder coating, machining, or welding within our facility, reducing handling and freight.

We monitor die condition, perform preventive maintenance, and adjust pressure/speed as needed. Statistical process control and periodic measurement ensure consistent part quality throughout production.

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