Stamped parts for the electrical industry - Hanover
Challenges of the electrical industry in Hanover
Anyone working in the electrical industry in Hanover knows that components not only have to be functional, but also work under economic and time pressure. Installation space is scarce. Contact reliability must be guaranteed. Delivery times are tight. And standard parts from the assembly line rarely help - especially when it comes to special contacts, brackets or housing elements.
Many companies are already failing because of the question of who is prepared to implement smaller quantities economically. Others struggle with suppliers who only offer attractive prices for series in the millions or are almost impossible to contact with technical queries.
Our solution for the electrical industry - Hanover
We are your partner for functional metal stamped parts in the field of electrical engineering - especially for the Hanover area. Our expertise lies in the production of complex, electrically relevant small parts in small and medium-sized series. And we do this quickly, economically and directly tailored to the application.
Thanks to in-house design and toolmaking, we can realize projects within eight to ten weeks - from the initial inquiry to series delivery. Our team develops contacts, housing covers, battery holders and mounting elements that work exactly where they are needed.
Application examples from the electrical industry in Hanover
Copper contacts for control modules
A manufacturer of electronic control units needed conductive contact elements with a specific geometry. We supplied over 100,000 contacts made of selectively silver-plated copper within six weeks - ready for immediate use without reworking.
Battery holder for remote controls
We manufactured brass battery holders for flat cells for a company in the building technology sector - in blister packaging and 0 ppm-tested. The delivery was made in three batches of 50,000 units each.
Shielding plate made of spring steel for electronic housings
In close cooperation with the customer, we developed a bent shielding plate for electromagnetic shielding. Thanks to the progressive die, the machining effort was reduced by 40 % compared to the original solution.
Advantages for customers in the electrical industry
- Short delivery times: New projects often available in less than 10 weeks
- High cost-effectiveness thanks to functional tool design without unnecessary overhead
- Fitting instead of oversized: We don't build a tool that has to survive 80 million parts - but one that meets your needs efficiently
- Full flexibility with materials and batch sizes
- No need for series production: we also supply 50,000 or 200,000 units per year - tailored to your requirements
Why our solution works
Many stamping plants are dominated by rigid processes. In contrast, we focus on the part - not the machine. We work with a practical approach: our designers and toolmakers develop together. This cuts design time, saves components, reduces erosion processes and ultimately results in tools that remain cost-effective - even if the project does not involve millions.
We deliberately avoid over-engineering and use technical precision where it is needed - and leave room for maneuver where functionality is sufficient. This reduces tooling costs and keeps even demanding projects feasible.
Wienker as a partner for the electrical industry in Hanover
We have been manufacturing stamped metal parts in Münster for over 50 years - with a team of 40 employees who serve over 150 customers from all over Europe every day. Our services include
- In-house toolmaking with eroding, milling and grinding technology
- 30 Bruderer automatic punching presses with up to 800 kN
- Processing from 0.1 mm to 4 mm material thickness
- In-house washing systems, sorting systems and optical inspection units
- Certified according to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015
Our customers particularly appreciate the direct contact, the short distances, the honest communication and our willingness to find solutions even for tricky requirements.
Your idea is our starting point
Start your project now - your idea. Our tool.
Use our contact form to send us initial information about your project. We will get back to you immediately - directly, straightforwardly and with concrete suggestions.
Wienker GmbH
Gustav-Stresemann-Weg 2, 48155 Münster
📞 0251 68 666 0
📧 info@wienker.de
Make a non-binding inquiry now and start your production solution!
Stamped parts for the electrical industry - Hanover
For anyone working in the electrical industry in Hanover who needs functional stamped parts, we offer technical solutions with an eye on what is feasible. Our strengths lie in rapid implementation, a practical design and economically viable tool costs - ideal for medium quantities and technical components with a clear function.
Questions about stamped parts for the electrical industry
How much does a tool cost you?
We rely on functional tool design. This means: no complex 3D full modeling of each component, but a targeted design with space for the toolmaker. This keeps tool costs manageable - even for smaller series.
How many parts do you consider to be a small or medium series?
Anything between 10,000 and 5 million units per year falls into the small and medium series range for us. We tailor our processes precisely to these quantities.
How does the development of a new stamped part work?
You supply a drawing, 3D model or sample - we create a concept, develop the tool and deliver the first parts, usually after 6-10 weeks.
Can coated materials also be processed?
Yes, we process selectively refined, tinned, galvanized or coated sheets as well as untreated sheets. Subsequent finishing via partners is also possible.
Are there minimum quantities or minimum sales?
No. If the project makes technical sense and fits the profile, we implement it - regardless of the batch size. For us, cost-effectiveness is not a volume issue, but a structural one.
Which sectors outside the electrical industry do you supply?
In addition to the electrical industry, we manufacture for the aviation, furniture, medical technology, building technology and other industries - wherever functional metal parts are needed that are not safety-relevant.