Rows of stamping presses running down the length of the Evans production floor

High-volume metal stamping, tooled and run under one roof.

67 presses from 30 to 1,000 tons, running up to 1,200 strokes per minute, single-hit to progressive. The dies are built in-house, so your production program never waits on an outside tool shop.

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Metal stamping is where a part becomes a program. When volume is high and quality has to hold across millions of pieces, stamping delivers the lowest cost-per-part and the consistency serious buyers commit to. With nearly 75 years at it and dies built in our own tool room, Evans runs stamping programs that last for years.

From single-hit to full progressive

Metal stamping transforms coiled and sheet metal into finished parts through bending, cutting, punching, embossing, and forming. Evans runs the full range: from simple single-hit blanking to complex progressive dies that complete a part in one automated pass through the press.

That range means we can match the process to your economics: prove a design at low volume, then move to a high-speed progressive tool as demand grows, all within the same shop and quality system.

  • Single-hit, transfer & progressive
  • Up to 1,200 strokes per minute
  • Coated, countersunk, embossed & heat-treated features
  • Run, finish, package & ship
Evans operator bending sheet metal on the 110-ton press brake

The tooling advantage: in-house, always

Evans designs, builds, and maintains every stamping die internally. Your tooling never leaves our control, which means shorter turnarounds, faster adjustments, and one team accountable for quality from the die on out.

It also de-risks your supply chain. When a tool needs a tweak between runs, it doesn't ship across the country (or an ocean) and back. It moves across the building and goes back into the press.

Close-up of a precision progressive die built in-house at Evans

67 punch presses, spanning light-gauge precision to heavy, large-format work.

Presses67 punch presses
Tonnage range30 – 1,000 tons
SpeedUp to 1,200 strokes/min
ProcessesSingle-hit, transfer, progressive
ToolingDesigned & built in-house
Max part sizeTODO(client): confirm bed / part dimensions

On the floor

  • Danly, Niagara & Bruderer press lines
  • Automated coil feeds
  • In-house die build & repair
  • Resistance & robotic welding
  • Vibratory finishing
  • Assembly & packaging

Bed sizes, maximum part dimensions, and typical volume ranges are being confirmed with the shop. Tell us your part and we'll match it to a press.

Standard alloys through specialty materials and special features.

Stainless SteelAluminumHot-Rolled SteelCold-Rolled SteelCopperBrassInconelCoated & Plated Stock

In-house operations beyond the press

Stamping is only the start. These operations run under the same roof, so a stamped part can leave finished and ready to install.

Stamping operations

  • Bending
  • Coining
  • Punching
  • Embossing
  • Cutting
  • Drawing
  • Piercing
  • Blanking

Welding

  • Spot and resistance welding
  • TIG welding
  • MIG welding
  • Robotic welding

Finishing & more

  • Vibratory finishing with stainless and ceramic media
  • Component washing
  • Part-on-part finishing
  • Rust prevention

The economics and the risk profile that make a domestic stamping partner worth it.

Volume economics

The more you run, the lower the cost per part. Progressive tooling makes high volumes remarkably efficient.

Tooling you own

We build and maintain your dies in-house, and the tooling is yours, kept ready for the next release.

Supply-chain resilience

One domestic source for tooling, stamping, welding, and finishing. Fewer vendors, fewer borders, less risk.

Speed to first parts

In-house die building compresses the timeline from award to first production parts.

One-stop finishing

Run, finish, package, and ship from a single shop. Parts leave ready to use.

ISO 9001:2015 quality

A certified quality system governs every program from first-article through delivery.

We build the die. We run the program.

A stamping program is only as good as the tool behind it. Evans is one of the few stampers that still builds its own dies: 15 master tool makers with over 400 years of combined experience, all under the same roof as the presses.

Need a prototype before you commit to hard tooling? Start on the laser. Need the die built and maintained for the life of the program? That's Tool & Die. It's all one team.

Frequently asked

Our 67 punch presses range from 30 to 1,000 tons, at speeds up to 1,200 strokes per minute, spanning light-gauge precision work to heavy, large-format stamping.

Yes. We design, build, and maintain every stamping die in-house with 15 master tool makers. Your tooling never leaves our control, which means faster turnaround and one team accountable for quality.

We do. Prototypes can start on the laser or with soft tooling, then move to a hard progressive die for production, without changing vendors.

Stainless steel, aluminum, hot- and cold-rolled steel, copper, brass, and Inconel, including coated, countersunk, embossed, and heat-treated features.

Yes, we run, finish (including vibratory finishing, washing, and rust prevention), weld, assemble, package, and ship, so parts leave ready to use.

Your tooling is yours. We build it, maintain it, and keep it ready for your next release. No offshore lock-in.

Let's scope your stamping program.

Tell us about your part, your volume, and your timeline. We respond within one business day.

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