Home From Drawing to Dependable Delivery Zhanyi manufactures precision stampings, sheet metal enclosures, terminals, power and new-energy metal components for engineering and sourcing teams.
Connected manufacturing capabilities We begin with your drawing and application, then align material behavior, forming strategy, tooling, finish and inspection before production begins.
01 Precision Metal Stamping Complex bends, contact features and mounting geometry are considered as one system, so stamped parts stay aligned with the fit and function defined in your drawing.
Blanking and piercing Bending and draw forming Spring and clip features Carrier-strip terminals View capability 02 Progressive Stamping For repeat-volume terminals and formed components, strip layout and operation sequence are developed with consistency, material use and downstream assembly in view.
Operation sequencing Strip layout Forming order Downstream finishing coordination View capability 03 Sheet Metal Fabrication Chassis, panels and enclosures are planned around interfaces, airflow, appearance, assembly and service access, not simply cut and bent to shape.
Laser cutting CNC punching Multi-stage bending Welding and hardware insertion View capability 04 Enclosures & Assemblies We translate internal layouts into practical panel breaks, mounting features, ventilation and access, then coordinate hardware and subassembly needs.
Rackmount chassis Electrical cabinets Ventilation structures Structural assembly View capability 05 Terminals & Contacts Crimp zones, spring features and mating geometry are reviewed together to support the intended fit within the electrical assembly.
Crimp features Spring contact zones Rolled and box forming Copper and copper-alloy parts View capability 06 New-Energy Components Busbars, covers, trays and brackets are planned around routing, insulation interfaces, ventilation and structural support within battery and energy-storage equipment.
Busbar forming Battery cover plates Perforated trays Equipment structures View capability 07 Tooling & DFM Review Before tooling or production begins, we surface geometry, material and assembly risks while there is still time to resolve them efficiently.
Drawing review Process risk identification Tooling approach alignment Assembly relationship confirmation View capability 08 Finishing & Delivery Coordination Finish is treated as part of function and assembly, with coating, plating, anodizing and brushing aligned to service conditions, masking and appearance expectations.
Powder coating Plating coordination Anodizing coordination Brushing and visual review View capability
Representative custom metal products These parts show the product families we can discuss. The approved drawing defines the final component.
Precision Stampings Formed Steel Mounting Bracket Multiple bends, slots and mounting holes work together to hold alignment in equipment assemblies where predictable fit-up matters.
Precision Stampings Multi-Angle Stamped Support Cutouts, slots and multi-directional bends balance low weight with stable support, making internal module positioning and assembly more direct.
Precision Stampings One-Piece Formed Retainer Formed from one piece with gripping and mounting features, this retainer reduces separate components while preserving the required holding function.
Precision Stampings Spring Contact Clip Resilient arms and locking ends provide contact, clamping or quick connection in compact assemblies, with travel and fit reviewed to the application.
Terminals & Contacts Carrier-Strip Crimp Terminals Crimp wings, connection holes and contact zones are organized on a continuous carrier strip for downstream feeding, crimping and automated assembly planning.
Terminals & Contacts Formed Electrical Contact Terminal The crimp zone, locating holes and formed contact arm are integrated into one part, with geometry adaptable to connection direction and assembly space.
Terminals & Contacts Box Receptacle Terminal Multiple bends create guiding and retention zones for a defined mating position in compact electrical assemblies.
Terminals & Contacts Angled Crimp Contact Crimp wings, mounting holes and an angled contact are combined in one structure to preserve a practical connection path in compact spaces.
A Clearer Path from First Review to Final Delivery 01 Start with What You Have Drawings, samples, application, quantity and target timing all help us begin; the clearer the input, the more useful the first review.
02 Surface Manufacturing Risks Early We identify questions that may affect forming, assembly, appearance, inspection or cost while there is still time to act.
03 Align the Route and Commercial Scope The proposed process, quotation scope, open points and project timing are aligned against one shared set of information.
04 Use the Sample to Confirm the Real Result The sample is reviewed for critical geometry, fit and appearance, with adjustments recorded before the project moves forward.
05 Produce to the Confirmed Basis Approved drawings, samples and inspection points guide production so execution and acceptance remain aligned.
06 Treat Delivery Details as Part of the Project After final review, packing, labeling, quantity and delivery details are confirmed so parts arrive in the agreed condition.
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