In addition to mold design and manufacturing, Segato Angela specializes in cold sheet metal stamping and third-party metal small parts production. Our stamping department is organized to ensure precise processing, production continuity, and consistent quality in the manufacturing of metal components for various industrial sectors. Thanks to our experience in the metalworking industry and the use of dedicated equipment, the company is capable of managing both small-batch and large-volume production, ensuring dimensional precision and process reliability.

The pressing department is equipped with mechanical and hydraulic presses of varying tonnages, designed to perform shearing and sheet metal stamping with high precision. The presses are integrated with automated material feeding systems, including:
This equipment allows us to process metal strips up to 4 mm thick, ensuring efficiency and continuity in our

In our stamping department, we perform:
Testing of molds manufactured in-house
Production of pre-series and prototypes for technical verification
Third-party sheet metal stamping
production of small and large batches of metal components
The pre-series phase allows the client to verify product compliance with technical specifications, ensuring accurate quality control before production begins.
For our metal stamping operations, we use certified, premium-grade materials, selected to ensure the quality and reliability of the final product. We primarily work with:
The use of certified materials allows us to obtain metal components that meet specific requirements and are suitable for diverse industrial applications.
It is the process in which a metal strip or sheet is blanked, bent or deep-drawn at room temperature by a die mounted in a press. It makes it possible to produce identical metal components in series at a low cost per part.
We work iron, steel, stainless steel, brass and aluminium strips and sheets, pickled and galvanised iron sheets and iron bands: ferrous and non-ferrous metals up to 4 mm thick.
Yes. We produce small metal parts and components in both small and large series, with testing and pre-series stages before production.
Yes. We design and build the die in our in-house toolroom, from the customer's drawing or sample, and then use it in our pressing department: one supplier for both die and production.
Yes: assembly with eccentric presses and electric welding, machining and die maintenance, so that components are delivered ready for assembly.
We work with companies in the automotive, household appliance, furniture, lighting and agriculture sectors.