Manufacturers that need durable, repeatable, and cost-effective components often turn to transfer press stamping for high-volume production. This metal forming process is widely used to create complex custom metal stamped parts with tight tolerances and consistent quality.
Where Metal Takes Shape
Family Owned,
Professionally Managed
West Michigan’s First Deep Draw Company
Founded in 1968, Trans-Matic was the first deep draw metal stamping company in West Michigan. Starting out with only two presses, Pat Thompson built the company on a simple premise: to provide high-quality, reliable metal stamping of the highest caliber across a diversified market. That’s where our story begins.
Worldwide Industry Leader in Metal Stamping
Monterrey, Mexico
55,000 Square FeetParque Industrial Finsa Santa Catarina 1Servidumbre de Paso #3193 Col. El Palmar Sta.
Catarina, N.L. C.P. 66367
52.81.4739.6900
Holland, MI USA
238,000 Square Feet - Global Headquarters300 E. 48th St. Holland, MI 49423616.820.2500
Suzhou, China
160,000 Square Feet133 Songshan Road Suzhou New DistrictJiangsu Province, China 215129
86.512.66626188
Parts Tailored to Your Specific Needs
Discover how our global brand delivers exceptional results across a range of markets by combining deep draw metal stamping expertise with advanced transfer press, progressive die, and other precision stamping technologies.
Custom Engineered Solutions
Trans-Matic serves our customers by producing complex, tightly toleranced component parts. We set the standard when it comes to , and we have spent over 50 years earning our clients’ trust.
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Familiarize Yourself With What We Do
Designing successful deep drawn metal parts starts long before a press ever cycles. Companies across industries, from the automotive giants to those focused on alternative energy, rely on this trusted process to produce durable, high-precision components. As a global metal stamping manufacturer, we know that getting the design right means understanding how material, geometry, and process variables all interact.
Nearshoring has shifted from a contingency plan to a core supply chain strategy for many U.S. manufacturers. Ongoing disruptions, evolving trade policies, and rising tariffs have forced companies to rethink where and how their parts are made. As a global metal stamping manufacturer, we know all too well how the decision to outsource is no longer just about cost. It now includes reliability, speed, and long-term resilience.
