wisepowder: shows metal stamping capability

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Lest you wonder why a stamping company might be present at The Battery Show 2011 on October 25th, think about all those connectors, terminals, both high and low voltage, not to mention clips and clamps to just hold the wiring harness.To get more news about automotive stamping parts, you can visit tenral.com official website.

Each part has to be stamped, crimped, bent and possibly assembled to another part or welded. Point is, electrification of the automobile will not kill the stamping industry; quite the contrary, it will likely grow along with the increase in copper.

Fact is, we often get shocked by fancy technologies but forget that designing, building and mass producing metal parts for the auto industry, and now its EV equivalent, is both a science and an art. Furthermore, you need experienced design and build companies to get the parts on time and with the quality you need and deserve.The mission of Small Parts Inc. is to meet the global demands of metal stamping customers by providing custom metal components and subassemblies.

The company website and mission statement says the company is a low risk, responsive supplier that applies innovative technology to add value to their products. They believe in conducting business with honesty, integrity, dignity and respect, striving for above-industry returns on investments for their stakeholders.

One look at the progressive die strips on the table at the Battery Show and my eyes were caught right away. I noted that it had been a long time since I designed a progressive die, actually 1971 when I was at Holley Carburetor working in tool design under Fred Hafer and Jack Fesenmeijer, my die design mentor. Then two reps from the company gave me the tour of their products.No matter what the parts, by combining its technical expertise in stamping and subassembly, Small Parts, Inc. is able to provide manufacturers and their component suppliers with superior value through design and project support, while emphasizing value-added manufacturing.

Having been both a supplier and an OEM employee, I know that a true partnership must provide design support, value-added engineering, project management, logistics expertise, and reduced overhead.