Metal Stampings for Automation & Controls

Precision components for industrial automation, sensing, and control systems

Automation and controls equipment depends on consistently manufactured metal components that support electrical performance, durability, and precise assembly. Neway Stamping delivers high-quality stampings for industrial automation OEMs, control panel manufacturers, sensor providers, and large-scale automation system integrators.

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Components We Produce

We supply stamped components used across automation, sensing, and control applications, including:

Electrical contacts and terminals
Busbars and conductive elements
Sensor and switch components
Mounting brackets and frames
Shields, covers, and enclosures
Custom mechanical hardware for automated systems

Challenges We Help Solve

Automation and control systems require components that support signal integrity, consistent assembly, and long-term reliability. Neway helps manufacturers address:

Tight-tolerance requirements for electrical connectivity and mechanical fit

Material performance demands (copper, brass, stainless, aluminum)

High repeatability needed for automated assembly lines

Complex, multi-step forming achieved through progressive tooling

Scaling from prototype to full production without quality drift

Why Automation Companies Choose Neway

In-house progressive tooling for high-consistency multi-step parts
Laser prototyping for fast development and functional testing
Automation and robotic support for consistent quality and throughput
Material expertise for conductive and corrosion-resistant components
Engineering collaboration to optimize manufacturability and performance
Advanced inspection for critical control-system tolerances

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Start Your Automation Project With Confidence

Whether you need precision contacts, brackets, or complex formed components, our engineering and tooling teams can help you move efficiently from prototype through production.

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Metal Stamping for Automation & Controls