About - MSM

What You Need To Know About Our Company

At MSM, we go beyond traditional metal stamping and assembly. Our expertise in custom fasteners and automated solutions ensures that we consider every aspect of your project, from production to end use.

We invest in advanced technologies tailored to enhance quality and reduce labor. Our toolmaker’s mindset emphasizes precision, ensuring that every component is optimally designed for performance.

Whether you need thousands or millions of parts, we’re ready to meet your demands. Explore our eBook for insights into our high-volume stamping capabilities.

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Design-based customization

We create parts based on your specific designs, tailoring them to meet your exact requirements.

ODM services available

We offer Original Design Manufacturer services, meaning we can design and produce parts for you, based on your needs and specifications.

Full customization

We provide complete customization options, allowing you to specify every detail of the part, from materials to dimensions, ensuring it meets your unique needs.

Faq

Frequently Asked Questions

Metal stamping transforms flat metal sheets into specific shapes and is common in items like cars and appliances. It’s also used for large machinery parts. The process varies by need; fourslide stamping provides intricate cuts, while progressive die stamping is more cost-effective for high volumes.

What are the advantages of high-volume production metal stamping?

High-volume production provides major benefits for aerospace, automotive, and other large industries. These include increased speed, reduced scrap, quicker setups, and the ability to produce various geometries in one process. It also ensures high repeatability, longer production runs, and lower costs per part.

What kind of production metal stamping should I use for my project?

Depending on your project, you may choose between progressive die stamping and fourslide metal stamping. If cost efficiency is your priority, progressive die stamping could be the better option, as it produces a complete part from a single press, minimizing the need for multiple expensive machines. On the other hand, fourslide metal stamping features horizontal alignment and four slides, allowing simultaneous work on a blank to create a functioning part. This method mimics the intricate cuts of progressive dies and enhances high-volume production capabilities.

What is the normal stamping lead-time?

Lead time depends on quantity, size, and complexity. For high-volume stamping, simple bends for 50,000 parts can be done in weeks, while complex parts may take up to 10 weeks.

Our mission

Trust MSM with Your Project

At MSM, our mission is to assist customers in lowering production costs without compromising on quality or volume. We leverage advanced technologies and expertise to deliver efficient solutions tailored to your needs.

Interested in discovering how MSM can benefit you and your team? Contact us to learn more at our state-of-the-art facility located in Ningbo, China. We look forward to collaborating with you!