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Choosing the Right Metal for Your Stamped Parts | Material Selection for Metal Stamping

Choosing the right metal for your stamped part is one of the most important decisions in metal stamping. Material selection affects part performance, tooling life, corrosion resistance, weight, and long-term cost. In this long version video, Talan Products breaks down the most commonly used metal stamping materials and explains how to choose the right one before tooling is built. In this video, we cover: • Carbon steel for metal stamping (low, medium, and high carbon) • High-Strength Low-Alloy (HSLA) steel applications • Coated steels: galvanized, galvannealed, galvalume, and aluminized • Stainless steel grades used in stamping (300 series, 400 series, 17-4 PH) • Aluminum grades for stamped parts (1100, 3003, 5052, 6061) • Copper, brass, and bronze for electrical and thermal conductivity • How material choice impacts formability, durability, and cost • Why early material selection matters before progressive die tooling is designed At Talan Products, we’ve been stamping metal since 1986. Through our Early Supplier Involvement (ESI) and Design for Manufacturability (DFM) approach, we help engineers and purchasing teams select the right material upfront — avoiding costly redesigns and production issues later. 📄 Read our Material Selection for Metal Stamping white paper: https://www.talanproducts.com/resourc... 📞 Have a metal stamping project to discuss? Contact Talan Products to talk through material selection, tooling strategy, and high-volume production. 877.419.2805 or sales@talanproducts.com TIMECODE 0:00 – Choosing the Right Metal for Your Stamped Parts 0:12 – Why Material Selection Matters in Metal Stamping 0:41 – Carbon Steel: The Workhorse of Metal Stamping 1:27 – HSLA Steel: Strength Without the Weight 1:57 – Coated Steels for Corrosion Resistance, galvanized 2:44 – Stainless Steel Grades Used in Metal Stamping 3:28 – Aluminum for Lightweight Stamped Parts 4:09 – Copper, Brass, and Bronze for Conductivity 5:07 – How to Choose the Best Metal for Your Application 5:25 – Early Supplier Involvement & DFM in Material Selection #metalstamping #choosingtherightmetalforstamping #metalstampingmaterials #carbonsteelstamping #stainlesssteelmetalstamping #aluminummetalstamping #progdiestamping #designformanufacturability #dfm