Precision Metal Stamping for the Electronics Industry

Precision Metal Stamping for Electronic Components

QDP manufactures precision metal connector components and continuous-strip stampings for the electronics industry. With more than 30 years of metal stamping experience, we help customers meet demanding tolerance requirements while developing efficient, cost-conscious production processes.

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Continuous-Strip and Reel-to-Reel Stamping Expertise

Many electronic components must be produced on continuous carrier strips so they can move efficiently through plating, over-molding, gang loading, or automated assembly operations. Maintaining consistent part location and strip advancement is critical throughout these downstream processes.

We design and manufacture precision stamping tooling for continuous-strip production. Our experience with compact die design and reel-to-reel components helps customers achieve accurate, repeatable production while controlling tooling and material costs.

Converting Capabilities for Optics Applications

Our capabilities for optical applications include:

Precision Metal Stamping

Precision reel-to-reel continuous strip stamping services.

Plastic Film Stamping

Stamping and converting of plastic films, adhesive laminates, and other flexible materials.

Metal Laminating

Material preparation and converting capabilities to support component manufacturing requirements.

Cleanroom Stamping

Controlled manufacturing and packaging for components requiring protection from contamination.

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Precision Cut-to-Length Metals

Unmatched accuracy, consistency, and care in handling delicate materials.

Engineering Electronic Components for Quality and Cost Control

Our engineering support begins with a review of the component and its intended production process. We can identify opportunities to improve manufacturability, respond to design changes during development, and engineer the stamping process to reduce scrap and unnecessary press strokes.

By addressing these factors before full production, we help electronics customers pursue three important objectives: close tolerances, dependable part quality, and a competitive overall component cost.