Precision progressive stamping die

Usually, stamping refers to a single operation in which a part of a part is formed on one machine and then transferred to another machine or group of machines. This process requires multiple molds to be installed on several devices. Finishing and molding are separate operations performed after parts have passed through various machines. Continuous stamping eliminates the need for multiple machines to perform multiple functions and process workpieces in a set of operations. A rolled metal strip is expanded into a single molding machine with multiple stations, which perform their respective functions. Each station adds previously completed work, resulting in a completed part.

Progressive stamping simplifies the production of complex and complex parts, shortens the production time, and improves efficiency. Since the part is still connected to the metal roller, the motion must be accurately aligned. The first station separates the manufactured parts from the rest of the metal. Continuous stamping dies are ideal for long-distance stamping because they have a longer service life and do not cause any damage due to the stamping process. Like several stamping processes, progressive stamping is repeatable. Each station performs a different cutting, bending, or stamping to gradually achieve the desired end shape and design. The speed of progressive die casting is fast, and the waste product is less.