Custom precision sheet metal processing stainless steel frame

Description

Types of stamping

We offer a variety of stamping methods, including single and continuous punching, compound punching, blanking, bending, stretching, hot stamping, cold stamping, piercing, forging, etc., to ensure that your products are manufactured in the most efficient way. Xinzhe's professional team can match the right process for your project by reviewing the 3D model and technical drawings you provide.

•  Single punching: A type of stamping that is processed in a single pass on a punching machine. It is suitable for small workpieces, has high production efficiency, and can quickly process the required shape. It is widely used in the manufacture of various small parts and components.
• Continuous punching: A type of stamping that is processed multiple times on a punching machine. It can continuously process multiple identical or different workpieces on the same metal plate, greatly improving production efficiency. It is suitable for mass production of workpieces of the same or similar shapes.
• Compound punching: A workpiece needs to go through multiple strokes, and each stroke will add, bend or remove part of the material on the workpiece. It is suitable for manufacturing workpieces with more complex shapes, such as automotive components, home appliance parts, etc.
• Blanking: Use a die to separate materials to form workpieces of a certain shape and size. Suitable for cutting holes, notches, etc. of various shapes.
• Bending: The workpiece is plastically deformed through the die to form a certain angle or arc. Commonly used to make curved workpieces.
• Stretching: The flat material is stretched through the die into workpieces of various shapes and sizes. Suitable for making workpieces in the shape of cups, boxes, etc.
• Hot stamping: Suitable for sheet metal processing with high deformation resistance and poor plasticity. By heating the material to reduce its deformation resistance and improve plasticity, the workpiece is easier to process and form.
• Cold stamping: It is carried out at room temperature and is a common stamping method for thin plates. Since no heating is required, the production cost is low and good material properties can be maintained.
• Piercing: Punching holes in a metal plate to form multiple small hollow areas is one of the most basic forms of metal stamping.
• Forging: Punching a small piece of metal into the shape and characteristics of a coin is a special form of metal stamping technology.