
Tucker Industries
IATF 16949 • ISO 14001 • Veteran-Owned
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The shop runs approximately 60 presses up to 600 tons with beds to 9 by 4 feet and feed widths to 48 inches. In-die tapping and assembly eliminate secondary operations and reduce per-part cost at volume. Robotic and manual MIG welding cells combine stampings into finished assemblies with dedicated check fixtures at each cell. EDI, barcoding, and JIT scheduling are standard.
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High-volume progressive die stamping with presses to 600 tons — one setup, one operation, one inspection for maximum cost efficiency and repeatability.
- Presses to 600 tons; beds to 9 by 4 feet; feed width to 48 inches
- Press speed to 1,200 strokes per minute
- In-die tapping and assembly to eliminate secondary operations
- IATF 16949 programs with EDI, barcoding, and JIT scheduling
Prototype and low-volume sheet metal fabrication with fast tooling changes and low cost — ideal for bridge programs ahead of hard tooling.
- Amada King II and Queen turret presses
- Amada RG-80 and RG-125 press brakes
- Sheets to 4 by 8 feet including pre-painted stock
- Trumpf Lasercat 2603E for prototype and low volume cutting
Multiple robotic MIG cells with dedicated check fixtures at each cell to confirm fit and function before parts leave the floor.
- Multiple robotic cells plus manual MIG welding
- Dedicated fixtures for accuracy and repeatability
- Check and test fixtures at each cell
- Combines multiple stampings into finished assemblies
Full finishing and logistics services including plating, coating, kitting, and JIT delivery to keep your supply chain consolidated.
- Deburr, wash, plating, e-coat, powder coat
- Kitting, bundling, custom packaging and labeling
- JIT, EDI, and barcoding logistics
- Vendor consolidation with managed outside services
| Certifications | IATF 16949:2016, ISO 14001:2015, Veteran-Owned |
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| Stamping Capacity | Approximately 60 presses to 600 tons. Beds to 9 by 4 feet. Feed width to 48 inches. Press speed to 1,200 strokes per minute. |
| Large Press Area | 440-ton Stamtec (4 by 9 feet) with 1/4 by 24 inch servo feed. 330-ton Komatsu (4 by 8 feet) with 1/4 by 24 inch feeder. |
| Fabrication | Amada King II and Queen turret presses. Amada RG-80 and RG-125 press brakes. Sheets to 4 by 8 feet including pre-painted stock. |
| Prototype / Short Run | Press brake 10 feet. Shear 1/4 inch by 10 feet. Trumpf Lasercat 2603E (2.6 kW) with 5 by 10 foot bed. |
| Die Room | Wire EDM, CNC machining center, Bridgeports, surface and Blanchard grinders, radial drills, band saws, lathes |
| Finishing | 24-foot inline high-speed deburr, 10 CF circular deburr, 11-ga by 24-inch edge deburr, 20-roll straighteners, sandblast, multi-stage washer |
| Materials | Carbon and alloy steels, stainless, aluminum, copper and copper alloys, pre-painted coil and sheet |
| Value-Added | In-die tapping and assembly, robotic and manual welding, riveting, coining, tapping, polishing, heat treat, plating (zinc, nickel, phosphate, black oxide), e-coat, powder coat, assembly, kitting and bundling, packaging and labeling |
| Quality | CMM, calibrated gages and fixtures, preventive QC, Lean/CQI, VAVE, EDI barcoding, JIT scheduling |
| Industries | Automotive and truck, lighting, motorcycle, electrical distribution, power and hand tools, decking hardware and brackets, general industrial |
A great fit for
- High-volume progressive stampings for automotive, truck, lighting, and industrial programs
- Programs requiring in-die tapping and assembly to reduce secondary operations and cost
- Parts transitioning from prototype fabrication to hard-tooled progressive stamping
- Programs needing robotic welding into finished assemblies with JIT delivery
- IATF 16949 programs requiring EDI, barcoding, and full documentation
Not the right fit for
- Ultra-large fabrications beyond the press, turret, or brake envelope
- Same-day or next-day emergency builds
- Requests requiring offshore or non-domestic manufacturing
- Programs with no print or documentation requirements








Additional Information
Equipment
Tucker Industries runs approximately 60 stamping presses alongside a full fabrication, welding, die room, and finishing equipment set.
- Approximately 60 stamping presses to 600 tons; beds to 9 by 4 feet; feeders to 48 inches wide (advance to 36 inches); reels, straighteners, and cradles to 10,000 lb and 48 inches
- Large press area: 440-ton Stamtec (4 by 9 feet) with 1/4 by 24 inch servo feed; 330-ton Komatsu (4 by 8 feet) with 1/4 by 24 inch feeder
- Fabrication: Amada King II and Queen turret presses; Amada RG-80 and RG-125 press brakes; sheets to 4 by 8 feet (pre-painted stock accepted)
- Prototype and short-run: press brake 10 feet; shear 1/4 inch by 10 feet; Trumpf Lasercat 2603E (2.6 kW, 5 by 10 foot bed)
- Finishing cells: 24-foot inline high-speed deburr; 10 CF circular deburr; 11-ga by 24-inch edge deburr; 20-roll straighteners; sandblast; multi-stage washer
- Die room: wire EDM; CNC machining center; Bridgeports; surface and Blanchard grinders; radial drills; band saws; lathes
- Welding: multiple robotic cells plus manual MIG with dedicated check fixtures
Inhouse Process Capabilities
- Progressive die stamping; compound/tandem and secondary-operation dies
- Fabrication (turret punch and press-brake forming); laser for prototypes and low volume
- Robotic welding and manual MIG; spot welding; riveting, tapping, coining, hardware insertion
- Assemblies and sub-assemblies; kitting and bundling; custom packaging; EDI, barcoding, JIT logistics
- Tool and die: in-house design, build, and maintenance (with Superior Tool and Die); engineering changes
- Quality: CMM and calibrated gages and fixtures; preventive QC; Lean/CQI; VAVE; RPPM monitoring
- On-line finishing: degrease and wash, burnish, vibratory, circular and edge deburr, straightening, sandblast, multi-stage parts washer
Outside Process Capabilities
All outside processes are managed with approved partners for vendor consolidation.
- Heat treat managed with approved partners
- Plating and coatings: zinc, nickel, phosphate, black oxide, e-coat, powder coat
- Additional finishing as required: tumble deburr, polishing
- Packaging and labeling to spec; certification and testing coordination per program
Markets Served
- Heavy and light truck (cab, chassis, engine)
- Automotive (interior, seat frame, engine)
- Motorcycle (engine, frame, brakes)
- Lighting (overhead fixtures, 2 to 8 foot lengths)
- Electrical distribution (small, medium, and large stampings)
- Power and hand tools
- Decking hardware, brackets, kitting
- General industrial
Certifications
Tucker Industries holds the following certifications. Certificates of conformance and lot traceability documentation are available per order.
- IATF 16949:2016
- ISO 14001:2015
- Veteran-Owned Business

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Roanoke, VA 24018
Est. 1959