At Freeway, we supply custom metal washers for your unique applications. We take pride in how our stamped washers align with your design specifications and demand for quality—and we recognize that every millimeter matters. We utilize special horizontal stamping presses and compound tools to produce millions of precision washers every day. Moreover, our uncompromising metal washer quality is maintained using stringent in-house inspection/vision systems. If your defect PPM is zero, give Freeway an opportunity to make that requirement a reality. From large metal washers to custom-made washers to special flat washers and more, our expert team is committed to making sure your order offers you a perfect fit and premier product quality.
Freeway’s modern tool and die department maintains an inventory over 10,000 ready-to-use tools, to insure the fastest possible delivery on any washer order. When secondary operations are needed, Freeway is capable of completing involved and difficult processes in-house. In addition, we are partners with other world-class metal processing companies.
Freeway combines an inventory of over 10,000 ready-to-use tools with a modern tool and die department to ensure fastest possible on any special order.
Outer Diameter: .050”
(1.27 mm) – 6” (152.4 mm)
Inner Diameter: .020”
(.508 mm) – 5” (127.0 mm)
Thickness: .005”
(.127 mm) – .375” (9.525 mm)
Should secondary operations be needed, Freeway is capable of completing most processes in-house.
Low Carbon Steel
(All Grades and Tempers)
High Carbon Spring Steel
(All Grades)
Hardened & Tempered Spring Steel
HSLA Steel
(All Grades)
Alloy Steel
(All Grades)
Coated Steel
(Galvanized, Galvalume, Galvannealed, Aluminized)
Stainless Steel
(300 & 400 Series, Alloys)
(Variety of Finishes and Tempers)
Aluminum
(Common Alloys: 1100, 3003, 5005, 5052, 5182, 5754)
(Heat Treat Alloys: 6061-0, 6061-t6)
(All Tempers)
Copper
(Standard and Specialty Alloys)
Brass
(Standard and Specialty Alloys)
Phosphor Bronze Alloys
Inconel
Monel
Nickel, Zinc, and Special Alloys
Nylon
Teflon
Unlike costly, progressive tooling, Freeway’s compound tooling can hold and control metal washer flatness to a much tighter tolerance. This is accomplished by blanking the OD and ID at the same time.
Before you pay for an expensive progressive die to produce your parts, let Freeway see if our more economical compound tooling can be designed and utilized for your custom shaped washers. Our tooling is not limited to three dimensional round washers; our metal washer stamping can conform to just about any shape: with or without a hole, multiple holes or slight bends or forms.
Freeway can make or mirror standard sized washers; however, tolerances are held much tighter to perfectly fit our customers’ applications. If a standard metal washers (USS, SAE, etc.) with open tolerances are needed, contact our standard washer specialist. We have many standard sized washers are in stock that are ready for quick delivery.
Our engineering staff is eager to help you with design ideas that will make your washer more economically manufacturable. Send us your rough drawing or engineered print (or we can create one for you) for your washer requirements.
At Freeway Corporation, our team works closely with our customers to understand their projects and supply them with standard stamped washers and custom washers suited best for their applications. Our experience, skill and understanding of metal stamping allow us to manufacture high-quality stamped metal washers for a diverse set of industries. When you choose Freeway Corporation, you’re choosing a company you can trust with fair, competitive pricing.
Our metal washers have been used in countless projects to keep equipment working right, and designed for efficient use. Intricate and critical components like precision washers require exact technologies to meet your standards. At Freeway Corporation, our equipment and team expertise provide unparalleled speed to the market. We manufacture a wide variety of stamped washers including spring washers, star washers, conical washers, and everything in between.
Metal washers are typically made from steel, stainless steel, aluminum, or other metals. They are used with fasteners like bolts, screws, or nuts to distribute the load of the fastener more evenly across a surface, preventing damage, loosening, or deformation of the material. Metal washers also help improve joint stability by reducing friction between surfaces, sealing gaps, and providing a smooth bearing surface for fastener heads.
Metal washers can be made from various materials, each suited to different applications based on factors like strength, corrosion resistance, and temperature tolerance. Freeway can produce washers from low-carbon steels, high-carbon steels, high-strength (HSLA) steel, galvanized or other pre-coated steels, and pre-hardened or pre-tempered steels. Specialty metals include Inconel, titanium, nickel alloys, and red metals.
Metal washers can be made out of carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass, Inconel, titanium, nickel alloys, and other specialty metals and alloys.
At Freeway, we’ve developed revolutionary technology that allows us to create metal stamping products you can count on. Our horizontal and vertical presses will enable us to minimize tool costs and maximize efficiency when manufacturing every custom or metal washer. This allows us to reduce lead-time and save you money on all your projects. These special presses for stamping washers allow us to produce millions of washers a day and help us provide fast results without compromising quality.
If you need post-processing completed for your custom washers, we have the in-house equipment to do that as well. We’re capable of plating, tapping, deburring, heat-treating and welding metal washers with precision.
If you have any questions about our precision washers, our washer stamping equipment, our custom washer creation process or anything else, including a quote, feel free to contact us! You can speak to the sales team at our Cleveland office directly by calling 216-524-9700, or you can fill out an online contact form. You can also check out our FAQ page for more answers to commonly asked questions. We’re excited to hear from you.
