Cameo Metal Products

Established in 1971 by Antonino Di Maio in Brooklyn, NY, Cameo began operating from a 5,000 sq. ft. metal finishing shop, which specialized in metal components for several US pen manufacturers. In 1974 Antonino’s son, Vito joined the Cameo team, helping his father grow the business. With Antonino’s manufacturing expertise in the building of custom equipment, Vito tactically steered the company in the direction of packaging components primarily for the cosmetics and fragrance industries. In the early 1980s Cameo invested in the start of a metal forming division to compliment it’s metal finishing division. By the early 1990s, Cameo had expanded to two manufacturing sites with a combined space of more than 100,000 sq. ft.

Established in 1971 by Antonino Di Maio in Brooklyn, NY, Cameo began operating from a 5,000 sq. ft. metal finishing shop, which specialized in metal components for several US pen manufacturers. In 1974 Antonino’s son, Vito joined the Cameo team, helping his father grow the business. With Antonino’s manufacturing expertise in the building of custom equipment, Vito tactically steered the company in the direction of packaging components primarily for the cosmetics and fragrance industries. In the early 1980s Cameo invested in the start of a metal forming division to compliment it’s metal finishing division. By the early 1990s, Cameo had expanded to two manufacturing sites with a combined space of more than 100,000 sq. ft.

Services

Metal Stamping

Cameo Metal Products maintains over 90 high speed eyelet transfer presses, as well as a complete in house tooling department to build new tooling under our trained and professional sight.

Metal Stamping Techniques Include:

• Cupping: A cup can be drawn to approximately one half of the original blank in one operation.
• Deep Drawing: Re-Drawing – length of draw maximum: up to 42 times the outer diameter ratio.
• Stop Drawing: Shapes, such as hexagons, squares, can be introduced over part length.
• Wiping / Drifting: Wiping draws top flange into uniform tubular outside diameter. Drifting draws the bottom into a uniform inside diameter.
• Wall Shaping: Many variations are available including scoring, shaping, fluting, reducing a wall section, or metal displacement.
• Reverse Draw: Tubular, hexagonal, square shapes can be obtained.
• Bulging: Normally preceded by necking. Flange can be positioned anywhere including bottom of part.
• Piercing: Can be performed at the top of the part, the bottom or on side-walls. Shapes desired dictate ease or difficulty of the piercing operation.
• Bumping, indents, profusions: Can be convex or concave.
• Roll Threading: External or internal threads can be introduced at any point of the part.
• Beading / Corssetting: Beads can be internal or external.