Basic equipment 'hardware' for processing precision metal stamping parts

Precision metal stamping parts are thin metal parts, that is, parts that can be processed by stamping, bending, stretching and other means. A general definition is-a part with a constant thickness during processing. Corresponding to castings, forgings, machining parts, etc., for example, the outer iron shell of a car is sheet metal, and some kitchen utensils made of stainless steel are also sheet metal. Precision metal stamping parts have not yet had a relatively complete definition. According to a definition in a foreign journal, it can be defined as: sheet metal is a comprehensive cold working process for metal sheets (usually below 6mm), including shearing , Punching/cutting/compounding, folding, welding, riveting, splicing, forming (such as car body), etc. Its notable feature is the same thickness of the same part. Explanation of the fifth edition of the Modern Chinese Dictionary: Verbs, to process metal plates such as steel plates, aluminum plates, and copper plates. To put it bluntly, precision metal stamping parts are a kind of automobile recovery technology, which means that the deformed part of the automobile metal shell is recovered. For example, the shell of the car body is hit by a pit, and it can be changed back to the original shape through sheet metal. Generally speaking, the basic equipment of precision metal stamping parts factories includes Shear Machine, CNC Punching Machine/Laser, Plasma, Waterjet Cutting Machine (Laser, Plasma, Waterjet Cutting Machine)/Combination Machine ), Bending Machine and various auxiliary equipment such as: decoiler, leveling machine, deburring machine, spot welding machine, etc. Precision metal stamping parts are sometimes used as a metal plate. The word comes from the English platemetal. Generally, some metal sheets are plastically deformed by hand or die stamping to form the desired shape and size, and can be further welded or a small amount of Machining forms more complex parts, such as chimneys, tin stoves, and car shells commonly used in homes.