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What is the Metal Stamping Process?
Metal stamping is a cold-forming process used to shape metal strips or sheets, typically made from materials like cold-rolled steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, or brass.… The process takes place on various types of presses, including eccentric presses, hydraulic presses, and press brakes.To manufacture a precisely shaped component, a custom stamping die (or cutting die) must be designed and produced based on the technical drawing and client requirements (including volume and quality expectations). The die is then installed on a press, allowing the production of even complex geometries with tight dimensional tolerances.
Common metal stamping operations include: Cutting, Trimming, Bending, Forming, Punching, Coining, Marking
Each metalworking facility specializes in specific production techniques, depending on its machine park and expertise.
At DAGA, we focus on eccentric and hydraulic presses with a pressing force of 80-250 tons. We have extensive experience in processing not only standard materials like carbon steel but also coated materials (e.g., galvanized steel, tin-coated copper) and high-grade stainless steels.
Our expertise extends to demanding automotive projects, where we’ve been manufacturing: Copper electrical circuit components for heavy-duty vehicles Oil level indicators stamped from rolled stainless steel wire for passenger cars Read Full Answer