A stamping part is manufactured using a stamping mold, which is designed to shape metal through processes such as blanking, piercing, drawing, bending, and embossing. Both single stage stamping molds and progressive stamping molds are capable of producing the desired metal form with each press stroke.

A single stage stamping mold is characterized by its simple structure and lower cost, making it suitable for single stamping operations in general.

On the other hand, a progressive stamping mold consists of a series of dies arranged in sequence, where a metal strip passes through each stage with every punch. While progressive stamping molds are more expensive than single stage molds, they are typically recommended for high-volume production or complex workpieces.

If you have a project that requires stamping, we encourage you to contact our team for a project review. Our engineers will carefully assess your requirements and provide detailed advice based on your specific needs.

• Metal Forming-Deep Drawing

         Deep drawing is a sheet metal forming process in stamping where the material is radially drawn into dies using multiple punches. It creates complex shapes by transforming the sheet metal while retaining its integrity. Deep drawing is used when the depth of the formed part exceeds its diameter.

• Metal Forming-Blanking

         Shearing is a cutting process in stamping that uses a punch and a die to create holes or profiles in a metal sheet.

• Metal Forming-Bending

         In stamping, a common process is used to create V-shapes, U-shapes, or channel shapes in ductile materials, typically metal sheets.

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