70+
Presses
Capabilities · From Concept to Production
With more than 60 line, progressive, and transfer presses up to 2,200 tons, Big Rapids Products provides precision metal stamping, tooling design, prototyping, engineering support, and high-volume production for automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers.
From concept to production, we help customers reduce program risk through engineering-driven manufacturing and dependable execution.

Process
From Concept to Production
Engineering, tooling, automation, and production teams work as one system, improving manufacturability, reducing handoffs, and supporting dependable execution from early review through stable production.

Review geometry, materials, tolerances, and production requirements early to improve manufacturability and reduce program risk.
Connect tool design, prototype development, and production planning to support confident decisions before launch.
Match line, progressive, and transfer press capacity to demanding parts and high-volume production programs.
Integrate stamped components, welding, hardware, and assembly to reduce handoffs and simplify supplier coordination.
Validate the process, support launch, and maintain dependable execution through ongoing production.
Capacity
Press Capacity
70+
Presses
2,200
Tons · Maximum
110 × 300
Inches · Maximum Bed
3
Line · Progressive · Transfer
Machine-by-machine press specifications are maintained in our official documentation. Contact our team to discuss the right press capacity for your program.
Services
Core Capabilities
Technical development and production services stay connected, giving customer teams a clearer path from part intent to repeatable manufacturing.
Line, progressive, and transfer stamping capacity supports complex components, varied materials, and high-volume automotive production.
Complete engineering, print detailing, proposal drawings, and manufacturability improvements connect part intent to a production-ready process.
3-D surface modeling, surface-data scanning, full-scale plotting, and multi-axis machine programming strengthen development and tool execution.
Prototype development and coordinated launch support help teams validate decisions, resolve risk earlier, and move toward stable production.
Roll-forming capabilities expand the available manufacturing approach for long profiles and programs requiring repeatable continuous forming.
Assembly and welding are coordinated in-house, while required coatings and specialized finishes can be managed through an established supply network.
Integrated Production

Metal Assemblies
Purchasing and engineering teams need more than isolated components. By connecting precision stampings with welding, fastening, hardware insertion, and mechanical assembly, BRP helps reduce coordination burden and supports a smoother path from design through launch and production.
Consolidate stamping, joining, and assembly with one accountable manufacturing partner.
Coordinate processes, tooling, quality, and launch activity through a connected team.
Reduce duplicated handling, transportation, administration, and avoidable handoffs.
Build quality controls around the complete assembly instead of isolated component steps.

Automotive Welding Services
BRP combines welding process knowledge, production automation, and in-process verification to support durable multi-component assemblies for automotive OEM, Tier 1, and Tier 2 programs.
Integrating stamping, welding, and assembly under one manufacturing system reduces supplier complexity, limits handoffs, and gives launch teams a clearer path to stable production.
Quality
Quality Systems
Quality is built into the manufacturing process through validation, dimensional inspection, statistical controls, and automotive-focused systems.
A quality-management system aligned with the demands of automotive production.
Disciplined production-part approval supports launch readiness and customer requirements.
Dimensional inspection helps confirm parts and processes against defined specifications.
Statistical process information supports control, consistency, and ongoing production confidence.
Your next manufacturing partner should reduce risk, not add to it.
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