Metal stamping is a manufacturing process used to convert flat metal sheets into various shapes using a number of metal forming techniques and designs.

How Does the Deep Drawing Process Work?

Deep drawing is a metalworking process used to transform flat metal sheets into intricate, cylindrical or cup-like shapes. The process involves using a mechanical press to push a flat blank metal sheet into a die cavity, causing it to be drawn into the desired shape. The deep drawing process typically involves the following steps: Blanking: A flat metal sheet is first cut to size and shape. The size of the sheet will depend on the desired dimensions of the finished part. Lubrication: The blank metal sheet is then lubricated to facilitate the deep drawing process. The lubricant helps to reduce friction and prevent the metal from sticking to the die.…

Introduce the difference between Bending, Forming, and Deep Drawing

Bending, forming, and deep drawing are all important metalworking processes used in various industries. However, each process has unique characteristics and is best suited for specific applications. Bending refers to the process of deforming a flat metal sheet or plate into a desired shape by bending it along a single axis. This process involves using a press brake or a similar tool to apply force to the metal sheet, causing it to bend at a particular angle. Bending is commonly used to create simple, two-dimensional shapes such as brackets or boxes. Forming, on the other hand, involves deforming a metal sheet or plate into a three-dimensional shape using multiple axes.…

The forging process is changed to the process of flanging-hole

The forging process is changed to the process of turning holes, saving materials, simple process and low equipment tonnage. The original process uses a round bar 40cr to cut into a small cylinder, then forges it into a blank, rough turning, quenching and tempering heat treatment to 22-30hrc, finishing turning, punching 5 holes and trimming, and then drilling 5 holes with double-sided chamfering , and finally grind the plane. Our initial process uses round rods to be formed by rough turning. The thickness of the flanges varies from 2.6 to 2.7 to 2.8. Measure the size and make a record and take it for quenching and tempering heat treatment to…

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Metal Deep Drawing Process In Single Die workshop Through single die, we produce deep drawn parts of various metal materials with uniform wall thickness and bright surface. It is more suitable for small batch customization because of the convenience for toolings replacement. Metal Deep Drawing Process In Progressive Die workshop We use progressive die to finish deep drawing, punching, rotary cutting, tapping, side punching, necking, flaring, and blanking in one mold.Deep drawn parts with various materials are produced with high quality and efficency in the progressive die. CUSTOMIZATION Tolling design:All progressive deep drawing toolings are developed and manufactured in our tooling workshop,functions such as deep drawn forming, riveting, rotary cutting, tapping,…

Sheet metal stamping is a fast and easy cold forming

Sheet metal stamping is a fast and easy cold forming Sheet metal stamping is a fast and easy cold forming method. There are many benefits and drawbacks to this technique. Sheet metal stamping is a cold forming procedure. This means you do not have to allocate time for the stamped metal to cool down. Sheet metal stamping is excellent for creating holes in metal when you need: The disadvantages of sheet metal stamping include: Impacting more than one hole at one time. With some processes you can only impact one hole at a time, but with sheet metal stamping you can impinge as many as you require. You would need…

Precision Stampings: A Detailed Guide to Successful Metal Stampings

Precision Stampings: A Detailed Guide to Successful Metal Stampings Precision stampings are recognized as a complex set of metalworking processes that involve the fabrication of small, highly detailed parts. These components have tight tolerances, demanding features such as slots with a minimum width of 0.25 millimeters and an accuracy of +/- 0.05mm. In fact, some manufacturers require even tighter specifications than this! Precision stampings also demand tight surface finishes (measured in microinches), small radius end points, and protruding tabs or tails on the part that must be able to support its own weight while being handled by automated tools. This blog post will explain why precision stampings are becoming more…

All You Need To Know About Metal Stamping

All You Need To Know About Metal Stamping: A Beginners Guide Metal stamping is a manufacturing process that enables manufacturers to produce products with complex geometries and small details. Metal stamping is ideal for high-volume production of parts with intricate designs and tight tolerances. The metal-stamping process involves a set of tools (or “stamps”) that strikes the metal sheet repeatedly to produce parts. Each time the tool touches the metal, it leaves an impression or a cut on its surface, thereby creating the final product. In this article, we will explain everything you need to know about metal stamping – from its history and benefits, to various types of stamping…

Technical preparation of deep drawing production

The quality of our products is determined by two factors – quality production and careful planning. Technical preparation of deep drawing production is ensured not only by experienced technologists, but also by the most modern CAD/CAM and UG systems. The first step in the technical preparation of production is usually the preparation of a price offer. In the next phase, we propose a design model. The quality of our products is determined by two factors – quality production and careful planning. Technical preparation of production is ensured not only by experienced technologists, but also by the most modern CAD/CAM and UG systems. The first step in the technical preparation of…

Metal stamping parts processing technology and tooling assembly attention points

For the editors in the industry and the metal stamping parts processing industry, some common defects in die stamping are often seen, and the successful processing of materials into metal stamping parts requires three elements: stamping process, tooling and stamping equipment, The editor of China Balford will discuss with you the problems of excessive burrs, deformation, surface scratches, inconsistencies in size, and few holes in these hardware processing processes such as blanking, punching and trimming: Metal stamping parts Due to excessive burrs, inappropriate punch gap, cutting edge wear, good guiding accuracy, different punch positions, etc., the metal stamping parts are deformed: the hole distance is too small, the pressure plate…