D DaDe Stamping
Live video walk-through

See the shop floor before you order.

30 minutes. We'll walk you through the presses, the tool room, the CMM bench, and the people behind your parts. You ask anything; we answer honestly.

  • ▸ Weekdays, 9:00–17:00 China time (UTC+8)
  • ▸ Zoom, Google Meet, WhatsApp, or WeChat — your choice
  • ▸ No obligation, no follow-up spam
Live walk-through: press line → tool room → QC bench

Engineer walking through the DaDe Stamping shop floor during a live video tour

30 min
What we cover

Every walk follows the same route.

We run the same walk-through for every visitor — it's the same shop floor every time.

01

Stamping press line

See 20+ presses from 63T to 500T in action. We show you the press you'll likely run, the die setup, and how we monitor stroke count and material feeding.

02

Tool room

Wire EDM, surface grinders, and engraving equipment. We explain why in-house tooling means faster turns when your drawing changes.

03

Quality control

Hexagon Brown & Sharpe CMM, optical comparator, hardness tester. We show you what gets measured, what the charts look like, and how we handle out-of-spec parts.

04

Machining cells

CNC mills and lathes for secondary operations. See how we handle brackets that need both stamping and machining in a single setup.

Gallery

What the floor looks like.

Real photos from the shop floor. All taken on the production line — no stock imagery.

Press line overview

Engineer walking through the DaDe Stamping shop floor during a live video tour

CNC machining cell

CNC machining center performing a finish pass on a stamped bracket

The team on shift

DaDe Stamping team on the production floor, working at a stamping press

Stamping press (200T)

200T Yangli stamping press running a progressive die cycle on a galvanized bracket

Wire EDM — tool room

Wire EDM machine cutting a progressive die cavity in tool steel

Finished goods — ready to ship

Finished parts stacked in cartons, ready for FOB Tianjin Port export

Photos will be updated as we photograph new production runs.

Who books a tour

Usually one of three people.

Procurement engineer

You're qualifying a new supplier. You want to see the equipment, the capacity, and whether the quality system is real — not just a PDF.

Design engineer

You've got a drawing and need DFM feedback before you finalize it. A tour helps you understand what we can and can't do in-stamping.

Founder / owner

You're handing off production to a Chinese partner for the first time. You want to see the people, the scale, and whether the communication works.

No tour required to start.

You can upload a drawing and get a formal quote without ever speaking to us. But if you want to see the floor first — we're here.