Custom Metal StampingsEngineered Around Your Program.
Source custom stamped components through a manufacturing solution aligned with your part geometry, material, tolerances, annual volume and quality requirements.
From new programs and tooling to second-source and cost-reduction opportunities, GLMP provides one point of contact from RFQ review through ongoing production.
Have a drawing? Send us your RFQ — PDF, STEP, DXF and CAD files welcome.
Start With the Part.Not the Process.
Every stamped component has different requirements. Material, thickness, geometry, tolerances, annual volume, tooling strategy and secondary operations can dramatically change the right manufacturing approach.
GLMP starts with your component requirements and develops a manufacturing approach aligned with the material, geometry, tolerances, annual volume, tooling strategy and quality requirements.
The right fit for your program
Manufacturing capabilities aligned with your part, volume, material and quality requirements.
Metal Stamping Capabilities
A broad range of stamping processes and supporting operations, matched to the component and the production program rather than to a fixed set of equipment.
Stamping Processes
Progressive Die Stamping
Multi-station tooling for higher-volume components produced in a continuous sequence.
Transfer Die Stamping
Transfer systems suited to larger, more complex formed components.
Deep Draw Stamping
Formed and drawn components requiring greater depth and material flow.
Compound / Single-Hit Stamping
Blank and form in a single stroke where the geometry allows.
Program Capabilities
High-Volume Production
Dedicated tooling and production programs built for repeat annual demand.
Low-to-Medium-Volume Programs
Approaches that make sense when volumes do not justify a full progressive die.
Precision Stamped Components
Components where tolerances, flatness and repeatability drive the process.
Formed Metal Components
Brackets, clips, plates, housings and formed parts built to print.
Supporting Operations
Stamping is rarely the whole component. We coordinate the secondary and finishing operations the part requires.
Send us your part to reviewMaterial Experience Across a Wide Range of Applications
Material selection drives formability, tooling life and the finishing operations a stamped component needs. Tell us what the part has to do and we will work through the material with you.
Carbon Steel
General-purpose stamping across a broad range of component types.
Stainless Steel
Corrosion resistance and appearance where the application requires it.
Aluminum
Lightweight formed and drawn components for weight-sensitive programs.
Copper & Brass
Electrical and thermal applications where conductivity drives the selection.
Galvanized & Coated Steel
Zinc-coated and pre-plated stock for applications requiring corrosion protection.
HSLA Steel
High-strength low-alloy grades where strength-to-weight ratio matters.
Spring Steel
Components that must retain form and resist deflection under load.
Specialty Alloys
Application-specific materials reviewed against the program requirements.
What Can We Help You Solve?
Most conversations start with a problem rather than a process. These are the situations GLMP is built to take on.
New Production Programs
Need tooling and production sourcing for a new stamped component? We help take a drawing through tooling development and into repeat production.
Send us the RFQSecond-Source Programs
Reduce supply-chain dependency and establish additional manufacturing capacity for a component already in production.
Send us the RFQCost-Reduction Opportunities
Evaluate alternative manufacturing strategies for existing production components — tooling approach, material utilization, secondary operations.
Send us the RFQSupplier Performance Issues
Explore alternatives when quality, delivery, capacity or responsiveness becomes a problem on a critical component.
Send us the RFQDifficult-to-Source Parts
Send us components that have been difficult to place with traditional suppliers. Hard-to-source is often a sourcing question, not a manufacturing one.
Send us the RFQNot Sure It Fits?
Have a component but aren't sure whether it fits our capabilities? Send us the drawing. We'll review the requirements and give you a straightforward assessment of whether GLMP is a fit.
Send us the RFQHave a component that does not fit the usual box?
Send us the RFQ and we will review it against the requirements of the program.
Industries & Applications
GLMP is positioned to support stamped component programs across a range of OEM and industrial markets — from high-volume appliance and automotive components to lower-volume industrial equipment.
If your industry is not listed, that does not mean it is out of scope. The evaluation always starts with the component.
See industry applicationsThe Right Manufacturing Solution for the Part.
We evaluate each opportunity around the requirements of the component and program, allowing the manufacturing approach to be selected based on capability, quality, capacity and commercial fit.
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Send Your RFQ
Provide the drawing, material, estimated annual usage, timing and applicable specifications. A drawing and an annual volume are enough to start.
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Requirement Review
We evaluate geometry, material, tolerances, volume, tooling, secondary operations and quality requirements — and come back with questions where the drawing leaves room.
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Manufacturing Strategy
We establish a production approach suited to the component's geometry, material, volume, tooling and quality requirements.
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Quoting & Development
GLMP coordinates commercial requirements, tooling, samples and applicable validation requirements through the development phase.
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Production Support
GLMP remains the customer's commercial and program-management point of contact throughout production.
One point of contact
GLMP serves as your commercial and program-management point of contact from initial review through production. We coordinate quoting, tooling, quality, delivery and ongoing program requirements so your team has clear ownership and accountability.
Quality Begins Before Production.
Quality on a stamped component is decided long before the press runs — in the drawing review, the tooling strategy and the inspection plan. We treat it that way.
Specific manufacturing certifications are matched to program and customer requirements through the appropriate manufacturing partner when applicable.
Have a Metal Stamping RFQ?
Send us the drawing and program requirements. We'll review the opportunity and determine whether GLMP can provide an appropriate manufacturing solution.
RFQs acknowledged within one business day.