The deep drawing process forms metal into complex shapes not possible with other forms of stamping. The process is accomplished by a transfer press, in which each station operates independently from the others. The first operation in a transfer press creates a flat blank, which is carried through as many as twelve or more operations, depending on the complexity of the part. The blank diameter is formed into the completed part through a series of draws, piercings, clippings, imprintings, and attachments to form threads or beads, depending on the part specifications. The blank is reduced through a series of draws in the multi-station press in order to facilitate its form, avoid material deformation, and end in a finished part meeting all the print specifications.