Metal Pressings

Metal Pressings and Stampings Made to Your Drawing

Metal pressing shapes sheet steel, aluminium and brass between a punch and a die. One press stroke produces one finished part, so unit cost drops as volume rises and every part in the run matches the first off sample. That makes pressings the right fit for automotive brackets, appliance housings, safety fittings and electronic enclosures.

Pressing also handles forms that would take hours to cut on a mill: deep draws, rolled edges, louvres and formed tabs. Where a feature cannot be produced in the press, we finish it on our CNC machining line or run it as a sheet metal operation. Send us the drawing and the annual volume, and we will tell you whether a progressive tool pays back or whether rapid tooling gets you to first parts sooner.

For advice or more information call us today on +44(0)1827 712910 or email us at sales@coler.co.uk

A pile of small, pressed parts—rectangular metal plates with rounded ends and a hole near one edge.

Pressed Metal Parts Supplier

Coler Supply Solutions manufactures precision metal pressings and the press tools that make them. We work to ISO 9001, and we quote prototype quantities through to runs of 100,000 parts and above against your drawing and delivery schedule.

Materials, Assembly and Finishing for Pressed Parts

We press metal stampings in mild and stainless steel, coated and uncoated, plus aluminium and brass. Alongside presswork we offer robotic welding and mechanical assembly, so a pressed bracket can arrive welded, finished and packed rather than as a loose component.

Our customers build for automotive, safety at height and domestic appliance markets. We quote prototype, development and production volumes, and we add finishing to order through electroplating, sandblasting and anodic oxidation. Pressings often ship on the same order as fasteners and spacers and P clips and P clamps.

Why Choose Coler Supply Solutions?

Every pressing job runs through the same ten stages, from the first look at your drawing to aftercare once parts are in service. Knowing where your job sits tells you what happens next and what we need from you.

Drawing Review

Tool Design

Tool Manufacture

First Off Sample

Sample Approved

Production Run

Quality Control

Deburr and Finish

Packing and Delivery

Customer Aftercare