Stamping

Our stamping operations are based in Chennai and Hosur, India. We support precision metal stamping across multiple materials and component complexities, backed by in-house tooling and integrated secondary processes. All stamping activities are carried out in line with customer drawings and specifications.

Casting process
No MOQ
Low-Volume to Mass Production
Global Delivery

Casting Methods Supported

Progressive stamping

Progressive

Compound stamping

Compound

Deep Draw stamping

Deep Draw

High-Speed Stamping stamping

High-Speed Stamping

Stamping Process & Operational Scope

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Press Capacity, Size & Accuracy

We have mechanical and hydraulic press capacities ranging from 2 to 100 tons, with up to 160 tons using a coil feeder. Maximum sheet size supported is 4 × 8 ft, with sheet thickness typically between 3 and 5 mm. Dimensional tolerances are maintained up to ±0.2 mm, depending on part design and process requirements.

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Tooling, Dies & Lead Times

Tool and die design, build, and maintenance are handled in-house. Custom dies are made, with samples typically developed in around 30 days. Tooling-based projects generally follow lead times of 30 to 60 days, while previously tooled or press-brake components can be delivered within 3 to 5 working days

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Production Volume & Component Complexity

We support short-run, low-volume, and high-volume requirements based on program needs. Progressive, compound, and multi-stage tooling enable the manufacture of intricate components with tight tolerances and complex geometries.

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Secondary Operations & Surface Treatments

Secondary operations include deburring, cleaning, forming, welding, laser etching, and sub-assembly. Surface treatments such as plating, powder coating, anodizing, and polishing are supported through approved suppliers, based on component and application requirements.

Stamping Capabilities At A Glance

Stamping operations are executed under defined process controls and inspection criteria.

TitleDetail
Surface Finish CapabilityRa 0.8–3.2 µm
Tolerances±0.01 mm (±0.0004 in)
Axis Capability3-Axis CNC Machining; 5-Axis CNC Machining
Prototyping & Lead-TimesPrototype parts in as fast as 1 working day; Lead time based on part complexity and material availability
Part ComplexityMulti-face and complex geometries supported; Tight-tolerance components supported
Production VolumesPrototype to low- and medium-volume production

Stamping Services at MMI

We support stamping operations using progressive die, high-speed, and compound tooling processes, selected based on part geometry, material, volume, and functional needs. Our teams work with steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass, and copper, integrating secondary operations where required. Stamping activities are managed using defined process controls and quality systems, supporting customers across automotive, electrical appliance, mining, oil and gas, and power transmission sectors in India, the United States, and Canada.

Why Choose MMI for Stamping?

Tooling & Process Control

We support stamping programs with in-house tool and die design, development, and maintenance. Tooling is reviewed against part drawings before production to support manufacturability, dimensional accuracy, and stable output. Reverse engineering and tooling development are supported where required.

Stamping Processes & Capability

We carry out stamping using progressive, compound, stage and deep draw processes. Process selection based on part geometry, material, volume, and functional requirements.

Materials, Size & Accuracy

Our stamping operations support steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, and brass. We handle sheet thickness up to 5 mm and sheet sizes up to 4 × 8 ft, with dimensional tolerances maintained up to ±0.2 mm depending on part design and process.

Production Scale & Quality Assurance

We support short-run and high-volume production using press capacities of 50, 80, 110, and 160 tons, including coil-fed operations. Quality is ensured through in-house inspection, trained teams, ISO 9001:2015 certified processes, and secondary operations such as deburring, forming, and welding as needed.

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