Several problems currently facing the precision stamping parts industry 'hardware'

Several problems currently faced by the precision stamping parts industry: 1. Labor costs continue to rise. Now the older generation of stamping workers have retired at home, and young people are unwilling to engage in the hard and boring work of stamping. In recent years, the society is impetuous. What everyone pursues is eager for quick success and instant benefits. With a monthly salary of over 10,000, this is simply impossible. A large number of so-called stamping people are actually just passing by in the industry. They only think that this is a hard-working industry. In fact, there are many people who are capable of being rooted in the manufacturing industry who can mix well. Most of the precision stamping factories in my country are labor-intensive, and the demand for manufacturing workers is large, and they cannot recruit people. Of course, wages will increase. In addition to the price increase in recent years, it will not be possible to recruit people if wages do not increase. However, stamping automation technology is so common now that it will have an impact on the employment of manufacturing workers. 2. Vicious competition among peers. The entry barrier of the stamping industry is relatively low, resulting in a mixture of fish and dragons in the entire industry, and vicious competition is inevitable. Prices are constantly being pushed down, and profit margins are already very weak. 3. Prices and housing prices continue to rise. The prices of raw materials and equipment required to produce precision stamping parts are also rising, making the pressure on stamping plants continue to increase. The main thing is the increase in workshop costs. Nowadays, high housing prices are also driving up workshop rents year by year. Many metal stamping factories have to move their factories to remote locations.