How to quote stamping dies and what are the costs of the dies

Many stamping factories do not have the ability to independently develop molds. When customers come to make an inquiry, how to make a mold quotation is a problem. Precision-Focusing on precision metal stamping for more than 10 years, we have the ability to independently develop and manufacture molds and automation, and the senior team has more than 30 years of experience. Next, Precision will give you an analysis of how stamping dies should be quoted, and what are the main costs of mold manufacturing. 1. Design fees For many people, this aspect is usually easy to overlook. We often see a very light but more expensive stamping die. After careful analysis, it is not difficult to find that it is mainly expensive in design. Friends who have been engaged in stamping for a long time will find that with the same equipment and workers, the production efficiency of some molds is much higher. 2. Material cost The material weight of the stamping die is relatively large, and the choice of material also has a great influence on the price. 3. Mold accessories cost Mold accessories mainly include some standard mold parts that can be purchased directly, such as: punches, mold bases, fastening screws, mold handles, guide posts, etc. 4. Processing costs mainly include: processing costs of concave-convex molds, template processing costs, assembly costs, etc. As far as the required equipment is concerned, it is mainly the processing cost of wire cutting. 5. Mold trial fee After the mold is produced, it needs to be tested. This process will also incur corresponding costs. [Related recommendation] Learn more: Precautions for designing continuous stamping die (2) Learn more: 6 precautions for designing continuous stamping die Learn more: Analysis of the causes of stamping die burst