A stamped part produced through stamping molds is utilized to shape metal through processes such as blanking, piercing, drawing, bending, and embossing. Both single-stage and progressive stamping molds can achieve the desired metal form with each stroke of the press.

Single-stage stamping molds, characterized by their simple structure and lower cost, are typically designed and fabricated for individual stamping operations.

Progressive stamping molds consist of a series of dies for consecutive stamping operations, with a metal strip passing through each stage per punch. While progressive stamping molds are more expensive than single-stage molds, they are often recommended for high-volume production or complex workpieces. Reach out to our team for a project review, where our engineers will provide detailed assessment and advice.

• Deep Draw Stamping

In the stamping process, sheet metal is drawn radially into forming dies through continuous mechanical action from multiple punches. This method transforms the shape of the material while retaining its integrity. The process is classified as “deep” drawing when the depth of the drawn part surpasses its diameter.

• Blanking Stamping

A stamping process involving shearing cutting utilizes a punch and die to shape the hole profile on a metal sheet.

• Bending Stamping

To fabricate V-shaped, U-shaped, or channel-shaped configurations along a linear axis in pliable materials, typically metal sheets.

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