Metal stamping for repeat production
Stamped metal components with tooling and recurring supply planned around the part and production volume.
PARTORY is your manufacturer and direct supplier. We are responsible for the agreed price, delivery date and quality.
What we manufacture for you
Brackets and mounts
Mounting parts for machines, equipment and assemblies, with holes and bends to your drawings.
Handles and grips
Sheet-metal handles, grips and mounting tabs for operation and handling according to the intended application.
Supports and stiffeners
Support brackets, ribs and reinforcement parts for structures and assemblies, with geometry and loading defined by the documentation.
Part examples
These examples illustrate the scope. Feasibility is assessed against your documentation.
What we account for in production
Production quantity and tooling
We assess tooling and production methods against batch size and potential repeat orders.
Material and formed geometry
We review material formability and part geometry, including areas sensitive to distortion.
One-off tooling versus unit costs
We distinguish tooling preparation from part production costs in the quote and assess the process against the total order volume.
Send us the drawings or model you have. We handle the technical review and clarify missing details with you or, by agreement, directly with your technical team.
Secondary operations
Quality requirements are defined for the part
Before the order, we agree critical dimensions, measurements, any sampling and required records. Changes to documentation, material or process are reviewed before implementation. A company certificate does not replace approval of a specific component.
Technical details and questions
We assess dimensional capability and achievable accuracy against material, geometry and batch size. We review production and inspection from the documentation and clarify ambiguous requirements with your technical team.
What should be specified for this part?
Production quantity and tooling; material and formed geometry; one-off tooling versus unit costs.