Stamping Process Considerations for Metal–Plastic Composite Structures
Metal–plastic composite components typically consist of a stamped metal substrate combined with a molded or bonded plastic layer. The metal serves…
How to Improve Production Efficiency by Optimizing Metal Stamping Processes
Metal stamping is a core process in many manufacturing industries. Optimizing this process is crucial for improving production efficiency. With a…
Collaborative Strategies in Integrated Stamping and Welding Design
In the field of metal structure manufacturing, stamping and welding are two of the most common fundamental processes. This article systematically…
How to Quickly Evaluate the Process Capability of a Stamping Supplier
For stamping parts with complex structures or demanding tolerances, a supplier’s actual process capability directly impacts delivery risk. The following five…
Forming Challenges and Solutions in Stamping High-Strength Steel
High-strength steel exhibits significantly different behavior compared to conventional low-strength steel during stamping. The associated forming difficulties have become key concerns…
Five Essential Factors in Stamping Die Design
Stamping dies are critical tools in high-volume metal forming. Their design directly affects part accuracy, production efficiency, and tool durability. A…
Precision Metal Stamping and Rapid Prototyping
Rapid Prototyping (RP) is a process that uses rapid forming technology to quickly produce product prototypes, aimed at accelerating product design…
Common Defects in Metal Stamping Process and Their Causes
1. Cracking and Fractures Cause: This defect occurs when the material is subjected to excessive stress during the forming process, often…
Integration of Metal Stamping and CNC Machining
Metal stamping is suitable for contour forming and preliminary structural processing of high-volume parts. It features fast forming speed and high…
Key Finishing Techniques in OEM Metal Stamping
Finishing refer to the processes applied to the stamped metal parts after they have been formed but before they are assembled…