Metal Stamping and Lubrication Technology Conference

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Metal Stamping and Lubrication Technology Conference has been rescheduled from January 18-19 to March 29-30. The conference will still be held at the Hyatt Regency in Cincinnati, OH.

Registration is open for the new dates. To receive the early-bird rate and save $100 off registration, register by Sunday, March 20.

The Metal Stamping and Lubrication Technology Conference, produced by PMA and MetalForming magazine, will feature keynote presentations, educational sessions for stamping and lubrication technology, exhibits and a networking reception for more than 200 attendees and sponsors. 
 
Sessions feature, emerging, evolving and maturing technologies and industry trends that are impactful to metal stamping, die design and die construction companies.

Who Should Attend?                                     

The conference will take place at the Hyatt Regency Cincinnati.

See what attendees had to say after the last conference:

“I learned a lot in a short time.”
Dale J, president/CEO

“There was a lot of important information.”
Randy K, engineer

“This is the first PMA stamping conference I've attended. It was a pleasure to be around other folks that are in the business and speak the same language.”
Paul P, plant manager

"Quality of leads. Location is great."
Jochen B, president and general manager

“It was nice to meet several of the vendors and see what is currently being used and done around other industries. I liked the presentations that featured new technology case studies and new equipment development offered by vendors.”
Jake M, mechanical quality engineer

“Good information provided by some of the most capable metal stamping professionals.”
Don B, supervisor

“The quality of information presented for die maintenance programs, legal manufacturing matters, and global steel sales was excellent.”
Leon O, tool & die

"The speakers were by and large very good. The networking opportunities were good as well. PMA staff and attendees were very friendly and ready to engages."
Joel B, director of business development

“Enjoyed the variety of useful subjects.”
Les S, manager R&D special projects

“Liked talking with different people about the process that works for them. Also valued talking to vendors about applications.”
Bob R, president & CEO

"The tool and die vernacular and die discussion of tool steels was very insightful for me. I have been a metallurgist for a few years but don't have any tool and die experience, so this was a great experience."
John C, metallurgical sales engineer

"I recommend this conference to anyone involved in the metal stamping industry."
Tyler J, jig & fixture designer

"What I liked most was access to experts in a number of areas that I wanted to learn more about."
Phillip C, metallurgical engineer

"Very well put together and well attended, speakers were great!"
Bob H, VP strategy development

"Even though I am a single-employee company, a lot of good leadership principles were highlighted. Thank you. "
Art H, owner

"I felt that the speakers were very informative."
Marcel P, CEO

"Great variety of topics that covered a lot about the different business aspects."
Kyle S, manufacturing engineer