The Difference Between Multi-Slide and Progressive Die Stamping
Leave a CommentVarious manufacturing processes require the use of precision metal-stamped products made from slit coil steel, copper, and brass, among other materials. These products are manufactured using power press stamping machines specifically built to produce parts from coiled metal or another similar materials. There is more than one type of stamping machine. The first is the […]
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Custom Metal Stampings for the Appliance Industry
Leave a CommentSince 1958, Keats Manufacturing Co. has been outfitting specialty industries with high-performance, long-lasting custom metal stampings. With years of experience and a deep understanding of unique application needs, our expert team can handle even the most intricate small metal stampings, wire forms, and assemblies. For decades, customers have turned to our facility for its unique […]
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Metal Stamping in the Automotive Sector
Leave a CommentAutomobiles rely on a wide range of components to operate safely and efficiently. Most of these components — which are found in every part of a vehicle, from its frame to its electrical systems — are manufactured using metal stamping and precision machining methods. Metal stamping, also referred to as pressing, involves placing a sheet […]
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Keats Manufacturing Achieves IATF 16949:2016 Certification
Leave a CommentKeats Manufacturing is pleased to announce that we have achieved certification under IATF 16949:2016, a technical specification for quality management systems in the automotive sector as set forth by the International Automotive Task Force (IATF). What is IATF 16949:2016 certification? A Quality Management System (QMS) is a set of processes, policies, records, and documented procedures […]
Pre-Plating, Post-Plating & Selective Plating: What’s the Difference?
Leave a CommentThe plating process involves adding layers of metal onto existing workpieces, and can allow for a wide range of performance benefits depending on the specific application. Various techniques and materials can be used to create unique end products, but the wide range of options can often be daunting. We’ve outlined some of the main benefits […]
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