Precision Blanking Services
Featuring over 8 blanking production methods, Ohio Valley Manufacturing is well-equipped to handle your precision blanking needs. We're pleased to accommodate material ranging from .020'' to 5/8'' in thickness, 72'' wide, with an advance of 100'' in length, and we primarily work with carbon steel, Aluminum and stainless steel. Providing custom, contract, and prototyping options, including the ability to manufacture first operation blanks, we also work with bulk, imported, and intricate orders. From low-volume to large scale production volume runs, we're happy to meet your unique requirements. To learn more about precision blanking with Ohio Valley Manufacturing, please contact us today.
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Specifications for Tool Design and Manufacturing:
| General Capabilities |
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Production
Contract Manufacturing
Bulk
Plant Assist
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Custom
Imported
Intricate
Prototype | |
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| Industry Focus |
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Heavy Truck
Trailer
Material Handling Equipment
Outdoor Power Equipment
Tanks
Military |
Automotive
Agricultural
Appliance
Construction
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| Blank Sizes |
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Circles: up to 72" diameter
Configured: up to 72" wide & 100" long |
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| Part Thickness |
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| Industry Standards |
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ISO - 9001:2008
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TS - Compliant | |
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| Blanking Production Method |
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- Compound Die
- Has a die blank mounted on a punch plate with perforators in the upper die. Allows the cutting of internal and external part features on a single operation
- Compression
- Continuous Strip
- Progressive Die
- The raw stock is fed into a single die that has 2 or more stamping functions.
- Blank Through
- Square Sheared Blanking
- Cutoff Blanks
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| Production Volume |
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High Volume
Large Run
Long Run
Large Scale Production Volume Run
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Specialty Production Shop
Prototype
Low Volume
Small Run
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| Materials |
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Carbon Steel
Aluminum
Stainless Steel |
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| Additional Services Provided |
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Assembly
Consulting
Deburring
Design
Heat Treating
Plating
Packaging
Powder Coating
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Rivet
Stress Relieving
Swaging
Tapping
Trimming
Welding
Washing | |
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