SHANGERS / MANUFACTURING

From metal.
To your next component.

Stamping, forming and machining for the parts that hold, connect and support your products.

Illustrative stamped, drawn and machined metal component concepts
STAMPING & FORMINGDEEP DRAWINGCNC MACHININGHero: component concepts

01 / ON THE PRODUCTION FLOOR

The process behind the part.

Shangers library photograph of a stamping die and carrier strip

LIBRARY PHOTO / DIE & CARRIER STRIP

CUT. PIERCE. FORM.

Metal stamping

Turn sheet and strip into brackets, clips, terminals and formed components. Tooling and operation sequences are matched to the geometry and order quantity.

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TURN. MILL. REFINE.

CNC machining

For shafts, sleeves and components with machined features. Review mating surfaces, threads and critical dimensions to define the production route.

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CNC turning equipment from the Shangers factory image library

LIBRARY PHOTO / CNC EQUIPMENT

Illustrative deep drawn hollow metal cup shapes

ILLUSTRATIVE / HOLLOW COMPONENT FORMS

02 / DEPTH & FORM

More than flat metal.

Cups, shells and hollow forms bring a different set of requirements: draw depth, corner radii, wall condition and trimming. We review them together before tooling.

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03 / MATERIAL & SURFACE

Specify the metal.
Define the finish.

Steel, stainless steel, copper alloys and aluminum-selected around the application, forming needs and appearance.

Plating, passivation, anodizing and other finishing options are reviewed for material compatibility. Grade, condition, finish and processing scope are confirmed per project.

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Illustrative metallic and coated surface appearance samples

ILLUSTRATIVE / APPEARANCE, NOT ALLOY IDENTIFICATION

04 / CHECK & PROTECT

The work continues
after the part takes shape.

Manual part sorting and checking from the Shangers image library

Define what matters.

Agree critical dimensions, appearance limits and inspection records for the order. Photo: manual sorting and checking-not a dimensional test.

Packed cartons on pallets from the Shangers image library

Plan how it arrives.

Specify part separation, surface protection, carton quantities and identification to suit handling and assembly. Photo: packed goods awaiting dispatch.

LET'S REVIEW YOUR PART

A manufacturing route starts with your requirements.

Drawing or sample · Material & finish · Quantity · Critical features

Discuss your component ↗

Equipment and workshop images are from our image library. Concept images are marked. Feasibility, tolerances, specialist processing and delivery dates are confirmed for each project.