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Sample rows

10 of the 506 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Michigan has the most listings: 77 businesses, 54 of them with an email address. Ohio follows with 56.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 473 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 364 rated businesses is 4.5, and 126 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 354 email addresses, 226 (64%) are role addresses such as info@, 97 (27%) name a person and 31 (9%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this metal stamping service email list?

The file has 506 Google Maps listings in the Metal stamping service category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a stamper: a job shop running mechanical presses, a progressive die house, a deep draw specialist or a contract manufacturer that stamps parts for automotive, appliance and electronics customers. A company with two press plants on Maps gets two rows.

The file holds 354 email addresses, each from the stamper's own website, one per company. Phone numbers appear on 501 rows and websites on 431, so almost every stamping row can be called or researched online.

All 506 rows share the one Google category. The useful variation is geographic, plus the email type and what the business name reveals about the process.

How can you segment the file?

Filter the stamper CSV in Excel or Google Sheets. Four cuts are worth making.

The state column does most of the work, because stamping follows the automotive and appliance supply chain. Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and Wisconsin each hold many presses, and a tooling or press service business with two technicians can stay inside a drive-time radius.

The name column hints at the process. Search for precision, progressive, deep draw, metal spinning, tool and die, fabricating or manufacturing. A company called Tool and Die usually builds its own dies, which makes it a buyer of wire EDM supplies and die steel. A pure stamping house buys coil feeders and press parts.

Among the stampers' emails, 97 are named-person, 226 are role and 31 are free-mail. Role addresses dominate, which fits companies that run an office with an estimator and a sales inbox.

• State: Michigan, Ohio, Illinois and Wisconsin hold the dense clusters.
• Name keyword: progressive, deep draw, tool and die, precision.
• Email type: role addresses for the quoting desk, named addresses for owners.
• Website present: 431 rows, where a capabilities page lists press tonnage.

Who buys a metal stamping service email list?

Press and die suppliers form the largest group of buyers: makers of coil handling lines, feeders and straighteners, sellers of die steel, carbide inserts, die springs and lubricants, and companies that rebuild or sell used presses. Press monitoring and tonnage sensor vendors target stampers who want to protect expensive dies. Heat treaters, plating shops and secondary operation vendors write to stampers who send finished parts out for coating.

Buyers on the other side are procurement teams. A company that needs a bracket stamped in volume can use the list to find shops in a region, then send a request for quote to the role addresses. Scrap metal dealers who buy offcuts also use it, since every stamper produces skeleton scrap.

How do you run outreach to metal stampers?

Stampers sell on quotes and tooling hours, so the inbox that matters is often the estimating or sales one. Of the 354 emails, 226 are role addresses like sales@ or quotes@. If you sell to the shop floor, ask on first contact for the plant manager or the maintenance lead, because a front-office address will not decide on a coil feeder.

The 97 named-person addresses reach an owner, president or engineer at smaller stampers. Open with something they run: press tonnage range, material such as steel, stainless or aluminum, or whether they run progressive dies. A note that mentions a die setting delay or scrap rate gets read. A general pitch does not.

If you are a buyer, send the part drawing details in words: material, thickness, annual volume. Do not attach a file to a first message, since stampers with older mail servers may block it.

With 501 phone numbers on file, phone the shops that stay silent. Remove duplicate domains first, because a group that owns several plants may list the same address on each row.

What email rules apply when you contact stampers?

Include your company's valid postal address in every commercial email and give a working opt-out that you honor. A stamper's quoting desk that asks to stop receiving your mail should be removed even if the request arrives as a one-line reply.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Michigan leads with 77 listings and 54 emails. Ohio follows with 56 and 39, California 44 and 31, Illinois 40 and 28, Wisconsin 30 and 21, Connecticut 26 and 18, Indiana 23 and 16, New Jersey 22 and 15, then Tennessee and Texas at 17 and 12 each.

Among cities, Detroit has 6 listings and Grand Rapids 5. Rockford, Chicago, Franklin Park, New Baltimore, Cleveland, Portland, Tennessee and Waukesha have 4 each, and Anaheim has 3.

Michigan, Ohio and Indiana together form one connected territory, and Illinois and Wisconsin sit next to it. A seller of press parts can build a route through Rockford, Franklin Park, Chicago and Waukesha in a single run. Connecticut is a smaller cluster tied to precision parts.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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