Metal stamping is a manufacturing process used to shape flat metal sheets or strips into desired forms or parts. It involves the use of a specialized machine, called a stamping press, which applies pressure to the metal material to deform it. The press contains a die, which is a tool with a specific shape that determines the final form of the stamped metal.

Metal stamping offers several advantages, including high production speed, precision, repeatability, and the ability to produce complex parts with consistent quality. It is widely used in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, electronics, appliances, and more, to manufacture components like brackets, clips, connectors, panels, and other metal parts.