High Quality Custom Production According to Provided Drawings or Samples Stamping Services
Product Introduction
Stamping, alternatively termed pressworking or metal pressing, represents a large-scale, highly efficient, and exceptionally adaptable cold-forming fabrication method that converts flat metal sheets or coiled stock into accurate, intricate forms via mechanical force. This operation employs a stamping press fitted with dedicated tooling—comprising a die and a punch—to shear, fold, stretch, imprint, stamp, flange, or perforate the workpiece in one press cycle or through sequential stations in a progressive die setup. The fundamental mechanism entails positioning the metal blank between die components and subjecting it to tremendous compressive stress, inducing plastic deformation or controlled fracture along the tooling’s exact profiles, thus attaining the intended two- or three-dimensional configuration. Praised for its outstanding manufacturing velocity, consistency, and material economy, the process can fabricate components spanning from miniature, detailed electrical contacts and precision timekeeping elements to sizable vehicle body sections, structural supports, and domestic appliance enclosures with high uniformity and minimal cost per piece.
The methodology incorporates several principal operations, each fulfilling specific roles. Blanking and punching represent shearing processes that extract a part outline (blanking) or generate apertures (punching) by neatly severing metal via shear action. Bending refers to deforming metal along a linear axis to produce angular profiles, channels, or V-/U-sections without substantially changing material gauge. Deep drawing constitutes a more sophisticated procedure wherein a flat blank is progressively pulled radially into a shaping die by a punch, converting it into a concave, three-dimensional object such as a container, cylindrical shell, or intricate engine sump, frequently necessitating successive draws (progressive tooling) for components with greater depth. Further vital techniques involve embossing (producing raised or indented patterns), coining (employing intense pressure for refined detail and bilateral dimensional precision), flanging (creating a peripheral lip or reinforced edge), and hemming (rolling an edge over itself to enhance safety and stiffness). Process selection hinges on component design, material characteristics (including formability, tensile strength, and hardness of various steels, aluminum, copper, brass, and additional alloys), sheet thickness, and specified dimensional allowances.
Contemporary stamping solutions harness sophisticated technologies to augment accuracy, adaptability, and productivity. This encompasses utilizing Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) systems for meticulous die engineering and process simulation, shortening lead times and preempting potential forming defects such as wrinkling, splitting, or elastic recovery. High-velocity servo-driven presses facilitate exact regulation of ram movement, refining component quality and permitting intricate forming routines. Automated material supply mechanisms, robotic workpiece manipulation, and embedded die sensors guarantee stable, large-output manufacturing with reduced human involvement and rigorous quality assurance. Ancillary processes including burr removal, thread cutting, joining, thermal processing, surface coating, or finishing are routinely incorporated within the manufacturing sequence to supply completed parts. Stamping proves essential throughout industrial sectors such as automotive (vehicle frames, mounting plates, restraint systems, emission controls), aerospace (load-bearing braces, supports), electronics (protective covers, terminals, couplings), domestic appliances (rotating tubs, external covers), building (metalware, supports), and general merchandise. Its unmatched capacity for mass-producing robust, low-weight, and geometrically reliable metal components, combined with continual progress in metallurgy, press engineering, and smart automation, cements its position as a fundamental pillar of contemporary volume manufacturing, propelling advancement and productivity across innumerable industrial commodities.
Product Specification
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Surface Treatment
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Electric Plating, Powder Coated, Sand Blasting, Lacquer |
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Standard
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Sheet Metal Machine Parts Laser Cutting Parts |
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Application
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Used Widely |
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Stamping |
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Manufacturer Introduction
Frezer Technology CO., LTD is a modern manufacture that integrates research and development, production, design customization, sales, and installation. Our company focuses on CNC machining center.
Our company Frezer Technology CO., LTD was founded in 2000 and has more than 20 years experience of exporting for CNC machining parts to all over the world. Our company is located in Chongqing, a national advanced manufacturing base and beautiful mountain city. We have a professional and experienced team of 300 people, including an independent design team, research and development center, sales team, and 10 quality inspectors to give you perfect purchasing experience based on our technology, service and the excellent goods quality.
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We operate a modern factory spanning 15,000 square meters, equipped with advanced production facilities and efficient assembly lines. This allows us to flexibly scale our manufacturing capacity to fully meet your diverse production volume needs—from prototyping to mass production—ensuring timely, high-quality, and complete order fulfillment.
Payment Methods
T/T,L/C,West Union,Alibaba Trade Insurance,AliPay
Products Advantages
- High quality,
- High precision
- High usage frequency
- High durability
- Heat resistance
- Fatigue resistance
FAQ
Q1: Do you support customization?
Yes.
Q2: What is the production time?
Normally one week after receiving your payment.
Q3: What is your minimum order quantity?
MOQ 1 set.
Q4: Are you a manufacturer?
Yes.
Q5: Which delivery methods can you support?
By air, sea, land, rail, express like DHL, UPS, FEDEX.
