OEM Aluminum Stamping Part For Auto

metal materials for stamping:
Metal stamping technicians not only have a variety of available technologies, but also can use various alloys. Some of the most popular materials we see at YSY electric include:
Aluminum: aluminum is light, flexible and easy to cut and shape.
Aluminized metal: aluminized steel is made of aluminum silicon alloy hot-dip galvanized carbon steel plate. Silicon makes the metal corrosion resistant, and aluminum makes the material relatively easy to bend, cut and punch.
Carbon steel: carbon steel is durable, economical and safe, and can be used for food processing and cooking utensils.
Cold rolled steel: when the steel is rolled at low temperature, the final product is inflexible and firm. It produces a smooth surface with little need for post-processing.
Copper: copper is easy to process, beautiful and recyclable. Engineers prefer metal in many projects because it can conduct electricity and heat.
Galvanized steel: galvanized steel has a zinc coating to help control corrosion and rust. Hot dip galvanizing process is faster and lasts longer than similar processes such as electroplating.
Galvalume: galvalume contains a mixture of aluminum, zinc and silicon. This material is usually used to coat metal parts and prevent rusting. Once used, it is durable and difficult to scrape off.
High strength steel: engineers use this heavy metal to build exceptionally strong industrial structures and machines. Due to its strength, the designer may be able to reduce the total amount of building materials required for the task.
Hot rolled steel: hot rolled steel can eliminate defects such as cracks and bubbles.
Stainless steel: stainless steel is an alloy that combines standard steel with corrosion-resistant chromium.
Titanium: high quality medical titanium has biocompatibility and can be used for medical implants and other medical devices. Like stainless steel, it is also resistant to corrosion.