Precision Stamping and Converting for Automotive Components

Integrated Capabilities for Automotive Component Assemblies

QDP manufactures custom metal, foil, plastic film, and laminated components for automotive assemblies. We provide precision converting, stamping, laminating, and slitting services for parts designed to withstand the repeated use and demanding conditions associated with automotive applications.

Automotive components may require close tolerances, clean edges, accurate placement, and a format compatible with efficient assembly. We combine precision manufacturing with engineering support to develop practical, repeatable production methods for these requirements.

Discuss Your Automotive Application

We can manufacture automotive component assemblies that combine multiple processes. Depending on the application, metal, foil, film, and laminated materials can be slit or cut to length, laminated, and then stamped to the required shape.

Converting Capabilities for Automotive Applications

Our relevant capabilities include:

Continuous Strip Stamping

Precision manufacturing for automotive components requiring close tolerances and consistent production.

Plastic Laminated Film Stamping

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

Film Laminating

Material preparation and converting capabilities to support component manufacturing requirements.

Cleanroom Manufacturing

Controlled manufacturing and packaging for components requiring protection from contamination.

Engineering and In-House Tooling Support

Engineering and tooling assistance from initial component review through full-scale manufacturing.

Automotive Components Designed for Manufacturability and Assembly

We collaborate with customers to evaluate component designs before production. Our engineering team can recommend adjustments that improve manufacturability, support consistent quality, and prepare components for efficient assembly.

Custom EMF shielding is one example of this work. We can manufacture shielding assemblies from aluminum, zinc, copper, nickel alloys, and other specified foil and laminated materials. These materials can be laminated, slit or cut to length, and stamped to shape as part of an integrated production process. Early collaboration can also create opportunities to evaluate alternative materials, simplify tooling changes, or reduce material waste without losing sight of the component’s performance requirements.