Stamped Conductive Parts
Custom copper and copper-alloy contact blades, terminals, conductive bars and supports, stamped and formed to your drawing for relay, switch and contactor assemblies.
- Type
- Stamped conductive parts
- Materials
- Cu, copper alloys, steel, iron, silver, and specified materials
- Applications
- Relays, switches, contactors, circuit breakers
- Custom manufacturing
- Developed from drawings, physical samples, product photos, or application requirements
- Key dimensions
- Key profile and feature dimensions confirmed by drawing or sample
- Sample development
- Available after technical review
- Typical MOQ
- Generally 100 pcs per part number per order; smaller pilot quantities can be assessed separately
- Sample lead time
- Typically 5-10 working days after technical review and agreed start conditions
- Production lead time
- Typically 15-25 working days after technical review and agreed start conditions
Copper blades, terminals and contact supports made to drawing.
Contact blades and supports
Stamped conductive carriers can be supplied as individual parts or as part of a riveted or welded contact assembly.
Terminals and conductive links
Develop the profile, holes, bends and connection features for your electrical assembly, using the specified material and temper.
Base material and finish
Confirm the base material and required surface condition, such as bare copper, silver plating, or a specified silver contact feature.
Sampling and repeat supply
Production generally starts at 100 pieces per part number per order. Tooling, sample cost and the production specification are confirmed for the particular part.
Stamped-part dimensions
Confirm the base material, thickness, blank profile, holes, bends, and surface condition before tooling.
| Dimension | How confirmed |
|---|---|
| Base material and temper | Drawing or sample |
| Section thickness | Drawing or sample |
| Blank profile / flat dimensions | Drawing or sample |
| Hole diameter and spacing | Drawing or sample |
| Bend features, angles, and radii | Drawing or sample |
| Critical dimensions and tolerances | Technical review |
Confirm these dimensions and tolerances from the drawing or sample, material system, and project review before production.
- Base material, thickness, and temper where specified
- Blank profile, hole pattern, bend features, and formed geometry
- Key dimensions, hole spacing, bend angles, and specified tolerances
- Surface condition and any riveted or welded assembly relationship
Manufacturing & inspection
Manufacturing route
The required features and assembly interface determine the stamping and forming route.
- Punching and blanking
- Bending and drawing where required
- Coining, embossing, or tapping where required
- Integrated riveting or welding where the part is supplied as an assembly
Inspection focus
Checks focus on the functional features that make the stamped part repeatable in the target assembly.
- Blank profile, holes, bends, and critical dimensions
- Visual condition and surface condition
- Dimensional consistency for specified features
- Strength or assembly-related checks where specified
Materials & applications
Material systems
- Copper and copper alloys
- Steel or iron where specified
- Silver and specified surface conditions
Typical applications
- Relays
- Switches
- Contactors
- Circuit breakers
- Temperature controllers
Related technical data
Check the material data before selecting the material and manufacturing process.
Related buyer guides
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Additional stamped-part forms.
These examples show additional stamped conductive forms. Final geometry and features are confirmed from your drawing or sample.
Examples show available forms and production scenes. Final materials, dimensions, surface condition, and process are confirmed from the drawing, sample, and project review.
Verify tooling and critical features before repeat stamping.
Share the base material, thickness, bends, holes, surface condition, drawing, or sample before production.
- 01Check the application and available drawing, sample, or photo.
- 02Discuss a preliminary feasibility assessment and non-binding budgetary quote when the available information is sufficient.
- 03Develop and verify the sample and process.
- 04Confirm the final production quote and proceed after written approval.
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