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StampTech, 445 W Queen Street, Southington, CT (2026)

09/17/2026

This is what “built around the application” looks like.

Our team recently machined this custom bolster plate right here in the StampTech shop.

When an existing bolster needs to be remachined, a press requires a new bolster, or an application calls for something custom, having machining capability in-house gives us another way to solve the problem without trying to make a catalog solution fit where it doesn't belong.

And that's really what StampTech is about — understanding the press, understanding the application, and building the right solution around it.

From machining and fabrication to complete press rebuilds, remanufacturing and modernization, we support the machine from the foundation up.

Real work. In our shop. For real pressroom applications.

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09/16/2026

Is your old press slowing you down? 🎤

Before you assume replacement is the only answer, it may be worth taking a closer look at what you already have.

A proven mechanical press may still have a lot of production left in it — but the right answer depends on the machine condition, application, controls, maintenance requirements and production goals.

That’s where StampTech comes in.

We can help evaluate the path forward:

🔧 Repair — address what’s keeping the press from performing
⚙️ Rebuild / Remanufacture — restore and update the machine around the application
💻 Modernize — controls, safeguarding, feeding and integration support
🤝 Trade-In — when moving on makes more sense
🏭 Replace — with a press selected around the work ahead

Keep what still has value. Change what matters.

You don’t have to decide whether to repair, rebuild or replace before talking to us.

Start with the application. Let StampTech help you decide.

Kevin Brewster
[email protected]
860-628-9090
StampTech.com

09/11/2026

HIGH SPEED. BUILT AROUND YOUR PRODUCTION.

When production demands speed, the right press is only the beginning.

StampTech currently has two high-speed presses in stock at our Southington, CT facility:

⚙️ Bruderer BSTA 30.11 — Stock #1570
30 Ton • Variable speed up to 1,500 SPM • Adjustable .5"–1.5" stroke • 21" × 21" bed.

⚙️ Minster B1-22 — Stock
22 Ton • Variable speed up to 1,110 SPM • 1.5" stroke • 21" × 12.5" bed.

But we don't believe a used press should be a one-size-fits-all purchase.

Depending on your application, StampTech can help determine the right path forward:

🔧 Recondition
⚙️ Rebuild / Remanufacture
📈 Modernize controls, safety and feeding
🏭 Integrate a complete turnkey production system

The goal isn't simply to sell you a machine.

It's to build the right production solution around what you need to make.

Tell us about your part, material, speed requirements and production goals — and we'll help you determine what makes sense.

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Quality machines. Expert solutions. Higher production.

09/10/2026

WHEN DOES OLD IRON REALLY BECOME A BOAT ANCHOR?

Maybe later than you think.

An older press can look tired, need repairs, have outdated controls, or require more maintenance than it used to — but that doesn’t automatically mean it belongs in the scrap pile.

Sometimes the right answer is a new press.

But sometimes there is still a lot of value sitting in that old iron.

Repair it. Rebuild it. Remanufacture it. Upgrade it.

The right work can restore performance, improve reliability, modernize controls and safety, and help extend the productive life of a machine you already know.

At StampTech, we don’t believe in pushing one answer for every application. We look at the press, what it needs, what you’re trying to produce, and where you need to go next.

Then we help determine what makes the most sense.

DON’T GIVE UP ON OLD IRON.
IT MAY NOT BE AN ANCHOR YET.

Have a press you’re not sure what to do with?

Show us the machine. Let’s talk about the options.

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09/09/2026

WHY DEEP-DRAW PARTS GO WRONG
THE DEFECT IS THE CLUE.
FOLLOW THE METAL. FIND THE PROBLEM.

Earing. Wrinkling. Thinning. Splitting. Corner-flow problems. Inconsistent finished height.

A formed part can tell you a lot about what is happening during the process.

These conditions can be related to how the sheet metal is flowing, stretching, and compressing as the part is formed. Rolled sheet can also behave differently depending on direction, which can influence material flow and the finished part.

DON’T ASSUME EVERY PART PROBLEM IS JUST A PRESS PROBLEM.

The complete process can involve:

⚙️ Material type and thickness
⚙️ Blank shape and size
⚙️ Material directionality
⚙️ Tooling condition
⚙️ Lubrication
⚙️ Press condition and performance
⚙️ Feeding and material handling
⚙️ Controls and die protection
⚙️ Setup and process consistency

StampTech can help evaluate the equipment side of the application — including the press, feed system, controls, protection, material handling, and automation — and help narrow down where the production problem may be coming from.

HAVING TROUBLE WITH A DRAWN PART?

Show us the part, material, tooling, and what you’re seeing.

Let’s work through the process.

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PRESSROOM PROBLEMS. STAMPTECH SOLUTIONS.

First Comment:

What is the part telling you?

If you’re seeing earing, wrinkles, excessive thinning, splits, inconsistent height, or problems around corners, send us the part information and tell us what is happening.

Useful information can include:

Material • Thickness • Part/blank • Press • Feed setup • Production rate • Photos of the defect

The more we understand about the application, the better the conversation can be.

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Alt Text:

StampTech educational infographic titled “Why Deep-Draw Parts Go Wrong — Follow the Metal. Find the Problem.” The graphic illustrates representative sheet-metal forming conditions including earing, wrinkling, thinning and splitting, corner-flow behavior, and material directionality. It also highlights factors that can affect a deep-drawing process, including material, blank geometry, tooling, lubrication, press condition, feeding, controls, and material handling.

Disclaimer:

Illustrations are representative examples of common sheet-metal forming conditions. Actual applications and causes vary.

09/09/2026

WHICH TITAN PRESS FITS YOUR APPLICATION?

Don’t start with the press.
Start with the application.

Choosing the right press involves more than tonnage. Die size, stroke, speed, shut height, bolster area, material handling, feeding, controls, guarding, and automation can all affect the right solution.

Titan offers both TM1 single-point and TM2 two-point gap-frame press families, giving StampTech different options to work from depending on the production requirement.

Show us the part, die, material, and production goal.

StampTech can help review the application and narrow the equipment around the job — including the press, feeding, controls, safety, material handling, and automation.

You bring the application. We’ll help find the press.

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Hashtags

I would keep Facebook to about 6–10 relevant hashtags, rather than filling the post with them:

These are useful for the post, website content, alt text, and future campaigns:

metal stamping press
mechanical stamping press
single point gap press
two point gap press
Titan press
TM1 press
TM2 press
press application review
press selection
metal stamping equipment
pressroom automation
servo feed systems
press controls
machine guarding
material handling
turnkey stamping systems
production equipment
stamping automation
die size and press selection
press tonnage requirements

DON’T START WITH THE PRESS. START WITH THE APPLICATION.

YOU BRING THE APPLICATION. WE’LL HELP FIND THE PRESS.

THE RIGHT PRESS STARTS WITH THE RIGHT QUESTIONS.

SINGLE POINT OR TWO POINT? LET THE APPLICATION DECIDE.

FROM THE PART TO THE PRESSROOM.

PRESS. FEED. CONTROL. AUTOMATE.

ONE APPLICATION. ONE COMPLETE SOLUTION.

BUILT AROUND WHAT YOU NEED TO PRODUCE.

Not sure where to start? Send us the part, die information, material, production rate, and what you’re trying to accomplish. We’ll help work through the application.

StampTech Titan press selection flyer comparing TM1 single-point and TM2 two-point gap-frame press families and highlighting application factors including tonnage, die size, stroke, speed, shut height, feeding, controls, guarding, material handling, and automation.

09/04/2026

🇺🇸 HAPPY LABOR DAY WEEKEND FROM STAMPTECH! 🇺🇸

This weekend, we want to recognize the people who keep American manufacturing moving every single day.

From the pressroom floor to the production line, it takes skilled operators, toolmakers, maintenance teams, engineers, technicians, supervisors, production teams, business owners, and countless others working together to get the job done.

HONORING THE PEOPLE WHO KEEP AMERICA MAKING.

Manufacturing is built on more than machines. It’s built on skill, experience, determination, teamwork, craftsmanship, and people who take pride in what they produce.

To everyone working hard to build parts, keep equipment running, solve problems, meet production schedules, support customers, and keep American industry moving forward:

Thank you.

Enjoy the holiday weekend, spend some time with the people who matter, have some fun — and most importantly, be safe.

From all of us at StampTech, have a great Labor Day weekend! 🇺🇸

BUILT FOR PRODUCTION. BACKED BY STAMPTECH.

When it’s time to get back to making chips, parts, and production numbers, StampTech is here to help with mechanical presses, metal stamping equipment, automation, application support, installation, service, parts, maintenance, and complete pressroom solutions.

📞 860-628-9090
🌐 www.stamptechinc.com

Keep America Making. Keep Manufacturing Moving.

🇺🇸

09/02/2026

SMART CONTROL ISN’T ABOUT MORE BUTTONS. IT’S ABOUT BETTER PRODUCTION.

A mechanical press can be built like a tank—but what happens when the operator needs to set up the next job, maintenance needs to understand why the press stopped, or production wants to get a proven job running again?

That’s where the TITAN control architecture earns its keep.

The TITAN TM1 platform combines a real integrated operation panel and separate run station with control functions designed to help operators operate, set up, monitor and diagnose the press.

Production information is right where the team needs it. Job-specific information can be stored and recalled. The PC3 tool library can hold up to 30 tools, helping preserve known settings for repeat work instead of rebuilding the setup from memory every time.

And when something does stop production, maintenance gets more than a red light. The control architecture provides access to fault, overload, overrun and brake-monitor history, along with machine and I/O information that can give technicians a much clearer trail for troubleshooting.

Depending on the machine configuration, additional functions can include machine-condition monitoring, die protection, tonnage monitoring and optional One-Touch Single Stroke operation. On the documented One-Touch configuration, one deliberate start command initiates one complete stroke and returns the slide to top dead center as part of the approved operating sequence.

BETTER VISIBILITY.
MORE REPEATABLE SETUPS.
A CLEARER TROUBLESHOOTING TRAIL.
MORE CONTROL OVER THE PROCESS.

That’s the difference between simply owning a press and having a production system your operators and maintenance team can work with.

CONTROL THE PRESS. UNDERSTAND THE PROCESS.

Talk to StampTech about your application, TITAN press selection, integration, installation, service and long-term support.

860-628-9090
www.stamptechinc.com

Serving customers throughout North America.

Features and control functions vary by model and ordered configuration. Some functions are optional.

Hashtag / search-term bank

09/01/2026

WHAT’S HAPPENING INSIDE A TITAN PRESS WHILE IT’S RUNNING? ⚙️💧

A lot more than simply putting oil on moving parts.

TITAN mechanical presses can utilize a recirculating lubrication system designed to continuously deliver oil to critical areas of the press while monitoring the health of the lubrication system itself.

Oil is circulated through critical components, filtered and returned to the system—while monitoring functions can help identify conditions involving oil level, flow, pressure, filter restriction and lubrication-system operation.

And with the PC3 control, maintenance personnel can view lubrication-system information and system status right at the HMI, including indicators for the pump, low oil level, filter clogging and distribution-valve operation.

That means TITAN isn't just engineered to make parts.

It’s engineered to help protect the machine that makes them.

🔵 Continuous lubrication of critical wear areas
🟠 Filtered and recirculated oil
🔵 Operator-visible system status
🟠 Built-in fault monitoring
🔵 Maintenance-friendly diagnostics

LUBRICATE. MONITOR. PROTECT. REPEAT.

Want to learn more about the TITAN mechanical press lineup or talk through an application?

📞 860-628-9090
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08/28/2026

Great equipment matters. But great equipment alone doesn’t build a strong operation. People do.

Every successful manufacturing team has different people carrying different responsibilities — production, maintenance, engineering, management, quality, purchasing and more.

When good people have the right equipment, the right support and a smart plan, everybody has a better chance to succeed.

Better reliability. Better efficiency. Better production. Less frustration. More opportunity to keep moving forward.

That’s what Stampy & Super Stampy are all about:

Smart equipment. Smart budgets. Strong people. Stable futures.

⭐ Everyone contributes. Together we win. ⭐

At StampTech, we’re proud to work with manufacturers who understand that the strongest results come when people, equipment and planning work together.

One team. One goal. Let’s keep building a better tomorrow.

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