How stamping parts are stamped and formed

Stamping is a very common metal processing product with a wide range of applications, ranging from a toy to an aircraft carrier. Stamping parts manufacturers can only process and produce when they understand how precision stamping parts are formed. Today, let’s learn how stamping parts are formed by stamping. The raw materials of the stamping parts are placed between the concave and convex dies and then pressed into shape, forming the appearance of the stamping parts we see. Punching: Use a special special tool to punch a hole in the stamping part, which is suitable for some special requirements. Punching: It is very similar to the punching process. The difference depends on the previous use of the punched part, while the punching uses the remaining part after punching. Cutting: Cutting a metal sheet by cutting is the same as cutting paper from one position with a pair of scissors. Precision-35 years of experience in stamping and drawing customization, various precision stamping parts and complex stamping forming parts can be customized, please call to inquire! [Related recommendation] Learn more: What are the methods for polishing the surface of stainless steel? Learn more: Manufacturing characteristics of automotive stamping parts molds Learn more: Points to note in the design of continuous stamping dies