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Sussex, WI

Waukesha Metal Products (WMP) is a leading manufacturer of metal stampings and fabricated components. The company is headquartered in Sussex, Wisconsin, and has multiple manufacturing facilities located throughout the United States.

Waukesha Metal Products' metal stampings products and services are designed to meet the diverse needs of its customers in various industries, including automotive, agriculture, construction, and defense. The company has built a reputation for providing innovative solutions, exceptional quality, and outstanding customer service.

Waukesha Metal Products' metal stampings are produced using a variety of techniques, including progressive die stamping, deep-drawn stamping, and transfer stamping. The company's stamping capabilities range from small, intricate parts to large, complex components, with tolerances as tight as ±0.0005 inches.

In addition to stamping, Waukesha Metal Products offers a range of secondary services, including assembly, welding, powder coating, and plating. The company also provides tooling design and manufacturing services, enabling it to provide end-to-end solutions to its customers.

Waukesha Metal Products is committed to quality, with all of its facilities certified to IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 9001:2015. The company has implemented a comprehensive quality management system to ensure that all products meet or exceed customer expectations.

Waukesha Metal Products' team of experienced engineers works closely with customers to develop custom solutions that meet their unique requirements. The company's state-of-the-art equipment and advanced technology enable it to produce high-quality stampings quickly and efficiently, minimizing lead times and reducing costs.

Overall, Waukesha Metal Products is a trusted partner for companies in need of high-quality, precision metal stampings. With its broad range of capabilities and commitment to customer satisfaction, Waukesha Metal Products is well-positioned to serve its customers' needs for years to come.

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