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Metal Forming
Multi-head tapping performed economically
Punching of heavy gage structural steel
Pivot hinge for auditorium seating tablet arm
Our metal forming department compliments our metal stamping capabilities by offering secondary punch press forming, press brake forming, tube bending and tapping. We have the processes to meet all your metal forming requirements. SubassembliesSpecial attention is paid in our metal forming department to assure efficient flow of materials from punch press work centers to press brake forming cells on to assembly cells where subassemblies are created. Strategic layout of work centers allows us to bring several operations together literally in minutes in order to maximize throughput. Careful attention to housekeeping and 5S principles means our operators can quickly and seamlessly shift from one production run to the next. Metal DeburringMultiple metal deburring centers run a wide variety of deburring media. This allows us to aggressively attack the hardest of materials while also carefully polishing away sharp edges on softer metals. We regularly supply products meeting UL-1439 sharpness criteria. Mitchell Metal Products is recognized as the premier supplier of hardware to the juvenile furniture industry, where conformance to the strictest of metal edge standards is critical. Mitchell Metal Products is uniquely positioned in the progressive metal stamping industry in that we feature a multitude of secondary operation work centers. Multi-headed tapping machines and specially produced resistance welding centers provide highly efficient options for your products. Tube BendingOur tube bending equipment allows us to provide customers with tube bending fabrication assemblies. Tubing can also be machined to special contours in our end mill work centers. Whether you need subassemblies or fully assembled metal products ready for shipment to your end customer, Mitchell Metal Products will supply you with excellence from start to finish. Contact us to find out more. |