Evans Company manufactures deep drawn and progressive die metal stampings in exotic and common metals.

These include high precision, detailed miniature components for a broad spectrum of industries, from food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical processing to underground construction, aerospace transportation, and medical implants and devices.

We offer precision components for heat transfer systems, appliances, machinery, materials transfer equipment, pipelines, powertrains and pressure tubing.

We work in refractory metals, including tantalum, titanium, niobium, and molybdenum. We work in reactive metals like beryllium copper. And we work in elemental metals and alloys of copper, iron, niobium, tantalum, molybdenum, zirconium, platinum, aluminum, titanium, gold, silver, palladium, iridium, etc.

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Made of austenitic SS 304 stainless steel, this complex component is found in fire supression systems. The multi-step deep draw progression includes rolling, tapering, controlled orifice drilling, side piercing, diameter stepping and more, all meeting tight aviation/aerospace tolerances.

This unusual component for a burner system is SS 304 stainless steel. The cavities were perforated, then the flat steel was mandrel-formed in three steps before finishing.

This stainless steel can and cap enclose a pressure gauge used in food processing. The bezeled edge ensures a secure fit. The steel is heavy walled, requiring a 50-ton hydraulic press load. The side extrusion enables the pressure gauge housing to be welded to the pressure diaphragm.

This beaded tube is designed for a hostile marine environment, so it is deep drawn in bronze.