Company Category: Stampings - Fineblanked

CSS manufacturers precision springs, stampings, machined stampings, fineblanked stampings, fourslide and assemblies. We are capable of delivering low volume production for engineering testing and product development needs, as well as rapid high volume production. Our stamping capacity ranges from 30-330 tons with material thickness ranging from .004″ to .250″. | CSS (Connecticut Spring & Stamping) is an advanced manufacturing company in business since 1939. We engineer and manufacture difficult to make metal springs, stampings, wire forms, machined stampings, fineblanked parts, and assemblies. CSS is experienced with drug delivery devices, surgical instruments, sensors, infusion systems, on-body devices and more. We help you design critical components, then provide consistent volume production. Edit Information | CSS (Connecticut Spring & Stamping), founded in 1939, engineers difficult-to-make, tight-tolerance precision springs, stampings, machined stampings, wire forms, and fineblanked parts for auto-injectors, wearable devices, sensors, infusion systems, handheld surgical instruments, endoscopic clip appliers, suturing devices, and drug delivery systems.We serve OEMs across the medical, aerospace, defense/firearms, transportation, and consumer products industries. Our ISO 13485–certified, state-of-the-art facilities ensure consistent quality and reliable performance for critical medical components. We provide collaborative engineering support to help design companies and OEMs accelerate new product development, manage costs, and meet stringent performance requirements. CSS’s components are trusted by industry-leading OEMs and CDMOs for consistent volume production of design-critical medical device components. | CSS (Connecticut Spring & Stamping) is an advanced manufacturing company in business since 1939. We engineer and manufacture difficult-to-make metal springs, stampings, wire forms, machined stampings, fineblanked parts, and assemblies for leading companies such as TE, Emerson, and Lutron.