Fanovo is a leading factory manufacturer and mass-production supplier of custom metal stamping parts. We specialize in transforming sheet metal—including steel, aluminum, brass, and copper—into high-precision components for a vast range of industrial and commercial applications.
As an ISO 9001 certified manufacturing partner, we combine high-speed press technology with expert in-house tool and die making. This allows us to provide OEMs and large-scale distributors with a seamless, cost-effective, and reliable supply chain for everything from simple washers to complex, deep-drawn housings. Sourcing directly from the Fanovo factory ensures part consistency, optimized production costs, and on-time delivery for your most demanding projects.
The Fanovo Advantage in Metal Stamping
Choosing Fanovo means partnering with a supplier who controls every critical variable of the stamping process.
Integrated Tool & Die Expertise: The success of any stamping project starts with the die. We design, build, and maintain our stamping dies in-house. This single-source accountability eliminates coordination issues, reduces lead times, and ensures your tool is expertly crafted for maximum life and consistent part quality.
High-Volume, High-Speed Production: Our factory is equipped with a range of stamping presses, including high-speed progressive die presses, capable of running millions of cycles efficiently. This capability translates directly into a lower per-part cost and the capacity to meet your most aggressive production schedules.
Uncompromising Precision & Consistency: We manufacture parts with tight tolerances and exceptional repeatability. From the first article inspection (FAI) to the last part in a production run, our quality control processes ensure every component is burr-free, dimensionally accurate, and meets your exact specifications.
Material Sourcing & Optimization: We have extensive experience working with a wide spectrum of metals. Our team can assist in selecting the ideal material and thickness to meet your part’s requirements for strength, conductivity, corrosion resistance, and cost-effectiveness.
Value-Added Finishing & Assembly: Simplify your supply chain with our A-to-Z service. Beyond stamping, we provide a full suite of secondary services including deburring, tapping, plating, powder coating, heat treating, and even mechanical assembly, delivering a component that is ready for your production line.
Absolutely. We provide full OEM & ODM custom stamping solutions. We can manufacture components strictly following your CAD drawings, technical specifications or physical samples. Supported materials include cold rolled steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass and galvanized steel. We offer supporting secondary operations such as bending, tapping, drilling, welding, powder coating, black painting and surface polishing. Our internal tooling team develops stamping molds quickly for prototype sampling and large-volume mass production. Pre-production samples will be supplied for your validation before bulk manufacturing to guarantee dimensions, tolerances and surface treatment meet your requirements. Our customized stamped brackets and mounting hardware serve automotive, electrical, industrial machinery and fluid control industries.
We work with a comprehensive selection of metal materials to satisfy different application scenarios. Regular options cover cold rolled steel, stainless steel (SS201, SS304, SS316), aluminum alloy, brass, galvanized steel and spring steel. We can suggest suitable raw materials according to your working environment, load demand, anti-corrosion standard and budget. For outdoor or humid working conditions, stainless steel or galvanized materials are recommended to improve rust resistance.
Multiple surface treatments are available for our stamping parts. Common choices include powder coating, black electrophoretic coating, zinc plating, nickel plating, polishing, passivation and anodizing. These processes effectively strengthen corrosion resistance, enhance appearance and extend service life. We can match the surface standard you require for mounting brackets, fixing plates and other stamped hardware.
Our MOQ is flexible. We accept small trial orders for new product testing, as well as large bulk orders for stable projects. For items requiring new stamping die development, a reasonable minimum quantity will be discussed based on tooling cost. If you order our existing non-custom stamping parts, lower quantities are negotiable. Contact us to share your demand quantity for a targeted quotation.
The lead time for new stamping dies normally ranges from 7 to 15 working days, depending on the part complexity. Once molds are finished, we can produce prototype samples within 3–7 working days. After sample approval, mass production lead time generally takes 15–30 working days, subject to order volume and processing procedures. We will arrange production schedules reasonably and update progress regularly.
Yes. We implement strict quality control throughout the whole production process. Our precision stamping equipment supports tight dimensional tolerances. All finished components go through inspection with calipers, micrometers and other testing tools. We comply with standard tolerance requirements and can follow your special tolerance standards for precision brackets and mounting plates to avoid assembly problems.
Yes. Our custom stamped brackets, mounting plates and metal fittings are widely applied in automotive assemblies, electrical equipment, industrial machinery, plumbing systems and household hardware. We can adjust structure, strength and surface treatment to fit the operating conditions of your target industry.
We welcome third-party inspection. Every batch of stamping parts undergoes internal QC inspection before packing. You can arrange your appointed inspection team or certification organization to check goods at our factory prior to delivery. We can provide inspection reports, material certificates and other relevant documents upon request.
We support flexible payment terms. Common terms include T/T wire transfer. Normally we require a deposit for custom orders with new mold development, and the balance to be paid before shipment. L/C can be discussed for long-term large cooperation. Feel free to communicate with our sales team to reach mutually acceptable payment arrangements.
You can send us 2D engineering drawings (PDF/DWG) or 3D files (STEP, IGES, STL). If you do not have digital drawings, you can ship physical samples to our factory for reverse engineering. Please also attach detailed requirements including material type, thickness, surface treatment, quantity and tolerance demands. We will evaluate the project and send you a formal offer quickly.
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