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The choice typically depends on volume and complexity. Metal Fabrication (Laser Cutting, Turret Punching, Press Brakes) is ideal for low-to-medium volumes and prototypes because it requires minimal tooling investment. Metal Stamping is best for high-volume production where the lower piece-part cost justifies the upfront investment in hard tooling. We offer both services and can recommend the most cost-effective path for your specific project.

We serve a wide range of critical industries including Aerospace & Defense, Medical Device, Energy & Infrastructure, Automotive/EV, and Industrial Electronics. Our ability to provide both precision metal stamping and custom sheet metal fabrication allows us to meet the diverse quality and volume standards of these distinct sectors.

Yes. This is a key advantage of working with Dayton Rogers. We can launch your product using fabrication or short-run modular stamping (low tooling cost) for market testing, and seamlessly transition it to progressive die stamping as demand increases. This “Prototype to Production” model ensures you are always using the most economical manufacturing method for your current volume.

Yes. Our quality management systems, including ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 Rev D, cover all our manufacturing processes. Whether your part is laser-cut and brake-formed or stamped on a progressive die, it is subject to the same rigorous inspection, traceability, and process control standards at all four of our US facilities.

We provide complete turnkey solutions for both stamped and fabricated parts. Our secondary operations include robotic welding, hardware insertion, tapping, machining, powder coating, and mechanical assembly. This allows us to deliver fully finished sub-assemblies or products directly to your line, simplifying your supply chain.