Progressive Die Stamping
High-speed, high-precision stamping for medium to high-volume production.
One of Our Most Mature Capabilities
At Manor Tool, progressive die stamping is one of our core specialties and most mature capabilities. This process feeds coiled material through a series of die stations within a single press, where each station performs a unique operation to progressively form the final part. It is ideal for achieving high production speeds, tight tolerances, and long-term repeatability.
We support a seamless transition from short-run fabrication to fully-automated progressive die production. When customer volume increases, our team can migrate the job from turret press or press brake to a high-speed die line, saving cost and improving part consistency.
Our engineers design, build, and maintain all tooling in-house, offering full control over quality and responsiveness. Combined with our servo-driven feeders and 400-ton press capacity, we deliver high-volume stamped parts with built-in quality control, in-die tapping, and long-term die durability. Watch progressive die stamping running on our 400-ton press →
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Core Capabilities
Our progressive die stamping process supports high-speed production and long-term repeatability.
In-House Tooling
Dies are custom-designed, built, and maintained in-house for quality and speed.
High-Tonnage Presses
Press capacities from 22 to 400 tons enable deep forming and tight tolerances.
Material Flexibility
Handles stainless, brass, aluminum, copper, and more, from 0.005″ to 0.500″ thick.
Built-In Quality Features
Supports in-die tapping, coining, and integrated inspection systems.
How Does Progressive Die Stamping Work?
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How Does Progressive Die Stamping Work?
Progressive Die Stamping uses a continuous feed of coiled material that is fed through a press across multiple die stations that create different features with every hit to create the final part.
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Capabilities & Specifications
A full overview of our progressive die stamping services, equipment, materials, and standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does progressive die stamping work?
Coiled material is fed continuously through a press across multiple die stations. Each station performs a unique operation, progressively forming the part with every hit until the finished component is produced at the final station.
What press capacity does Manor Tool have for progressive die stamping?
Press capacities run from 22 to 400 tons, enabling deep forming and tight tolerances. Servo-driven feeders support high-volume production with built-in quality control.
What tolerances can progressive die stamping hold?
Manor Tool holds tolerances to +/-0.0005 in, on materials from 0.005 in to 0.500 in thick including stainless, brass, aluminum, and copper.
Does Manor Tool build its own progressive dies?
Yes. Our engineers design, build, and maintain all tooling in-house, which gives us full control over quality and responsiveness. In-die tapping and coining are supported.
Can a job move from short-run fabrication to progressive die stamping?
Yes. We support a seamless transition from short-run fabrication to fully automated progressive die production. When volume increases, the job can migrate from turret press or press brake to a high-speed die line, reducing cost and improving part consistency.
Why Manor Tool & Manufacturing
Manor Tool brings more than six decades of expertise to metal fabrication. From one-off prototypes to full production runs, we deliver high-quality fabricated metal parts built to spec. Our ability to handle multiple fabrication processes in-house helps reduce reliance on vendors, streamline timelines, and improve quality assurance at every stage. As a trusted supplier to industries like automotive, aerospace, construction, and energy, we work with precision and responsiveness.
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