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Stamping is a significant metal processing technique that primarily uses pressure tools, like punching machines, to push materials to split or deform in order to produce product pieces that really fit specifications. The separation process and the shaping process are the two basic categories into which the stamping process falls.
Whereas the goal of the shaping process is to cause the material to plastically deform without losing its integrity, the separation process aims to partially or totally separate the material along a certain contour.
The stamping types that our organization offers are as follows:

• Cutting: A stamping technique that splits the material along the open contour, but not entirely.
• Trimming: To give the formed part a specific diameter, height, or shape, trim the edge with the die.

• Flaring: Extend the hollow or tubular part's open portion outward.
  Punching: To create the necessary hole on the material or process component, separate the waste from the material or part following the closed contour.

• Notching: Use an open contour, shaped like a groove with a depth greater than its breadth, to separate trash from material or process portion.

• Embossing is the process of pressuring the material's local surface into the mold cavity in order to form a concave and convex pattern.
  Additionally, our company's stamping dies may be categorized into four groups based on the varying degrees of process combination: single-process dies, compound dies, progressive dies, and transfer dies. Every die has unique benefits and application scenarios. A compound die, on the other hand, can accomplish two or more stamping processes on the same punch press at the same time, whereas a single-process die can only complete one stamping step in the stroke of a stamped item.
  These are just a few of the most basic kinds of stamping. The actual stamping procedure will be modified in accordance with particular product specifications, material kinds, processing tools, and other elements. In practical applications, a number of parameters will be carefully taken into account in order to choose the best stamping method and die type.