by David Richter, posted in Deep Drawn Stamping, Metal Forming, on
One of the most important, yet sometimes overlooked, products that you can find everywhere throughout your day-to-day life is lights and light fixtures. Just think about, if you were to look around right now, how many lights do you see? Now replicate that throughout the course of your day, how many then? Likely hundreds. Lights … Continue reading
by David Richter, posted in Deep Drawn Stamping, on
Metal stamping is a craft that has been around for a very long time. In fact, you can trace it back to the seventh century B.C. Stamping has continued to evolve as new technology, machinery, and techniques were developed. This has created new opportunities throughout the industry, with some techniques that have made it through … Continue reading
by David Richter, posted in Deep Drawn Stamping, Industries and Applications, on
When it comes to metal stamping, there is one thing you know for sure; your needs. No one understands better than you exactly what it is you are looking for. This can include your desired material, application, dimensions, production process, quantity, finishing techniques, and more. You have a need and are looking for the item … Continue reading
by David Richter, posted in Deep Drawn Stamping, Metal Forming, on
When it comes to the world of custom metal stamping, there are countless processes and procedures available to you. One very important procedure is known as metal drawing, or deep drawing. Now before you start picturing someone drawing a picture of metal, let me stop you. Metal drawing is a process that has been around … Continue reading
by David Richter, posted in Deep Drawn Stamping, on
Maintaining your metal stamped parts is just as important as the decision made to invest in purchasing them. At Charles Richter, we take pride in being a worldwide manufacturer that offers deep drawn metal stampings and custom metalwork services for nearly all applications across the industry. We have been using stamping presses for more than a century, manipulating metal … Continue reading