Stainless steel drawn parts - Import export

We develop decoupled, partially or fully interlinked assembly processes entirely according to your requirements, using high-performance systems and state-of-the-art equipment. ou don't need deep-drawn individual parts, but complex assemblies that are already assembled? We are your experts! First we analyse your requirements for new potentials. Combined with innovative thinking and agile processes, we then design smart solutions with you to produce your desired assemblies. Depending on your requirements, we develop decoupled, partially or fully interlinked assembly processes using high-performance systems and state-of-the-art equipment. We reliably ensure your quality requirements with integrated and individual testing measures.

Experts for deep-drawn parts made of stainless steel, aluminium and other non-ferrous metals (including brass, copper and nickel silver).from new development to series production: We develop perfect deep-drawn parts. Pressteck is one of the world's leading specialists for deep drawing individual parts on transfer presses and for their further processing into assemblies. In this non-cutting forming process, we produce hollow parts in several stages from a metal strip that can be made of aluminium, stainless steel, copper or brass, among other materials. Deep drawing has decisive advantages over other processes: Material consumption and production costs are lower, and at the same time the strength of the components is higher. We are highly innovative and perfect deep-drawing technology beyond what has been possible so far.

We are experts in deep-drawn parts made of stainless steel, deep-drawn parts made of aluminium and other non-ferrous metals (including brass, copper and nickel silver). To produce your perfect component, we also have the option of using carbon steel, special nickel alloys (e.g. Inconel®), but also soft magnetic materials. Each material has specific properties that need to be taken into account in the forming process. We manufacture deep-drawn parts with a diameter of 2 to 80 mm and a length of up to 120 mm. We process material thicknesses from 0.05 to 2.50 mm. Pharmaceuticals and medical technology, industry, consumer and automotive: we are primarily active in these fast-growing sectors. We are not only specialists in deep drawing, but also know the industrial requirements and process chains. Depending on your requirements, we complement deep-drawing with numerous secondary finishing processes up to fully automated assembly systems.

We are experts in deep-drawn parts made of stainless steel, deep-drawn parts made of aluminium and other non-ferrous metals (including brass, copper and nickel silver). To produce your perfect component, we also have the option of using carbon steel, special nickel alloys (e.g. Inconel®), but also soft magnetic materials. Each material has specific properties that need to be taken into account in the forming process. We manufacture deep-drawn parts with a diameter of 2 to 80 mm and a length of up to 120 mm. We process material thicknesses from 0.05 to 2.50 mm.Pharmaceutical and medical technology, industry, consumer and automotive: we are primarily active in these fast-growing sectors. We are not only specialists in deep drawing, but also know the industrial requirements and process chains. Depending on your requirements, we complement deep-drawing with numerous secondary finishing processes up to fully automated assembly systems.

For our customers in the automotive and housing industry, we produce deep-drawn stainless steel pots with an integrated axle as a monobloc component. These are used in water pumps for electric vehicles. Our customer from the automotive industry needs pots with an integrated axle that holds a rotor. Up to now, the pot and axle have been joined in a centred manner by means of welding. The customer's wish was to produce a one-piece component to avoid welding. Deep drawing is the ideal technology for this. The size of the component required larger presses than were previously available. Therefore, we first developed tools as prototypes for larger presses on behalf of the customer. After practical tests at the customer's premises as well as at the end customer's, our client decided on a tool that was ideally suited for the production of the component in series.

Guide tubes for solenoid valves, deep-drawn from stainless steel. Tightest tolerances, high quantities