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Sheet metal processing

Refers to the process of processing metal sheets into the required shape and size, which is widely used in many industries.
The main sheet metal processing technologies are reflected in the following aspects:

Shearing
The metal sheet is cut by a shearing machine, mainly used to cut large sheets into small pieces.

Punching
The process of using a punch and a die to apply pressure to the metal sheet to form a hole or a specific shape.

Bending
Bend the metal sheet at a predetermined angle through a bending machine to form the required three-dimensional shape.

Welding
The metal parts are connected together by heating and melting. Common methods include gas welding, arc welding and laser
welding.

Laser Cutting
The metal sheet is cut with high precision using a laser beam, which is suitable for complex shapes and high-demand applications.

Water Jet Cutting
The metal is cut using high-pressure water and abrasives. It is suitable for cutting thicker materials without heat effects.

Surface Treatment
Surface treatment of finished products, such as spraying, electroplating, hot-dip galvanizing, etc., to enhance corrosion resistance and aesthetics.

Forming
Metal is formed using equipment such as presses, such as deep drawing and stamping, to form complex parts.

Rough and Finish Machining
Rough machining is used to remove excess material, while finishing ensures that the size and surface finish meet the requirements.

Mold Making
Manufacture special molds for stamping, bending and other processes to improve production efficiency and precision.

These sheet metal processing technologies complement each other and can meet different production needs and design requirements. If you need to learn more about a specific technology, please feel free to ask!