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Stainless Steel Stamping

Stainless steel is known for its excellent corrosion resistance, strength, and surface quality. This makes it a popular selection for custom stamping, as many industries rely on stainless steel components for long-term durability, precision, and performance. Stainless steel stamping is commonly used for parts that must withstand harsh conditions, high temperatures, and exposure to aggressive chemicals while maintaining a consistent appearance and form.

For over 80 years, Tempco Manufacturing has focused on delivering custom solutions and components with precision, repeatability, and durability. We proudly offer stainless steel stamping services to manufacture unique parts that match your specifications. Contact us with any questions or request a quote to get started on your project today!

300 vs. 400 Series Stainless Steel

At Tempco Manufacturing, we work with multiple stainless steel grades, including 300- and 400-series grades.

Stainless steel alloys are primarily made from a blend of iron and chromium, with varying levels of elements like carbon, nickel, manganese, nitrogen, sulfur, and copper. 300 series stainless steel and 400 series stainless steel differ in the amounts of these elements, which affect their overall structure and properties. They are both popular for stainless steel stamping, but each series offers unique features that make it suitable for different projects and needs.

300 Series Stainless Steel

300 series stainless steel is the most common stainless steel grade. This series contains a high level of nickel, making it highly resistant to corrosion and heat. However, 300 stainless steel is more malleable than other grades and is more susceptible to damage, making it ideal for sensitive applications. 300 series stainless steel is popular in industries including:

Some of the most common grades for stainless steel stamped components from the 300 series include 304 and 316.

400 Series Stainless Steel

400 series stainless steel contains far less nickel than the 300 series, which reduces its corrosion resistance. However, these alloys offer higher strength and hardness, and are often requested for applications that demand wear resistance and durability. Additionally, this series is magnetic and ferritic, which can be desirable for many industrial operations. 400 series stainless steel is common for applications in industries including:

Some of the most common grades for stainless steel stamped components from the 400 series are 409, 410, and 416.

Common Stainless Steel Stamping Applications

Stainless steel stamping is used to manufacture precision components for a wide range of industries and applications. Stainless steel offers a unique blend of strength, corrosion resistance, and smooth finishes, making it suitable for both functional and aesthetic applications. Common stainless steel stamping applications can include:

Brackets and mounting components
Medical device components
Aerospace assemblies
Food processing equipment
Automotive structural and trim components
Construction hardware
Industrial machinery parts

Stainless steel is highly versatile and can be used across a large variety of applications, delivering high-performance solutions and results.

Tempco Manufacturing’s Stainless Steel Stamping Capabilities

At Tempco Manufacturing, we offer custom stainless steel stamping services to deliver precise, dependable components. We support a variety of part sizes, material thicknesses, and production volumes. Our stamping services include:

We operate advanced production equipment to ensure tight tolerances and consistent production on every project. Our stamping equipment is designed to support a range of part sizes, complexities, and production runs, so no matter your needs, we can manufacture your custom components.

In-House Tool and Die Shop

We proudly design and produce our own stamping tooling. This provides several benefits, including:

Faster turnaround times
Better control over stamping processes and component quality
Easier maintenance and adjustments
Long-term tool storage

Our in-house tool and die shop supports complex, high-precision projects and allows us to deliver high-quality components for every order, every time.

Custom Sheet Metal Fabrication Capabilities

In addition to stainless steel stamping, we also offer custom sheet metal fabrication services to support production needs. Our fabrication capabilities include:

By providing stamping and fabrication services under one roof, we support complex metal assemblies and provide greater production efficiency and reliability for customers.

Why Partner with Tempco Manufacturing?

At Tempco Manufacturing, we work directly with you to understand your project goals and needs. Our engineers can help with material selection and stamping recommendations, and provide design-for-manufacture (DFM) guidance. We maintain strict quality control processes to ensure repeatability and quality manufacturing for demanding applications. From engineering and prototyping to production, we work directly with you to manufacture components that meet your requirements.

Contact Tempco Manufacturing Today

Ready to get started? Request a quote to submit a drawing, and our engineers will work with you to bring your project to life.

For other metals and materials options, contact us, and our team will help you select the best material for your needs.