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The military and defense industry also saw an interesting year of new growth technologies. There are more artificial intelligence machines and robots being brought into development, more connected devices, autonomous platforms and even Virtual Reality has influenced the defense industry… Read More

The medical industry has recently taken off. The United States is the largest medical device market in the world, currently estimated at $156 billion dollar industry and expected to grow to $208 billion by 2023… Read More

Lots of metal stamping suppliers can get away with not having any in-house tool design or engineers. There are many companies that specialize in making dies for these companies, so why hire your own?… READ MORE

Metal Stamping is a specific manufacturing process that uses flat metal sheets, also called blanks, to form the metal into specific designs… READ MORE

Aluminum is becoming a very popular choice of material for lots of reasons but one main one is its weight. As the automotive industry, home furnishings, medical, aerospace, military, etc. continue to need lighter material to keep product weight down, they begin to look at aluminum as an option… READ MORE

Copper and copper alloys are commonly used in many everyday products. Their attribute of being highly conductive make them a very suitable option for electrical wires, cables, electric contacts, and other parts that require the ability to pass electrical currents through them… READ MORE

Steel is easily one of the most common and versatile materials for virtually any type of industrial application. Its immense strength allows it to be used in environments where other metals would never be suitable. It’s also inexpensive, allowing you to control costs while still ensuring quality… READ MORE

Choosing the right material can be just as difficult as designing your custom part. There are so many elements to consider with materials and the wrong choice can make a huge impact on the functionality of your part. Imagine a clip that doesn’t snap back into place or an electrical contact that doesn’t conduct electricity well…. READ MORE