Metal Stamping Techniques and Processes

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Metal Stamping Techniques and Processes
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Need a process for your custom stamped part? Hongming Sheng reviews your drawing, material and quantity to plan cutting, forming and tooling for samples or repeat production.

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What Does Your Part Need?

Outside Profile → Blanking Cuts the blank that becomes the part or goes on to forming.
Holes & Slots → Piercing Creates mounting holes, openings and internal cutouts.
Angles & Tabs → Bending Forms the required folds and flanges.
Ribs & Offsets → Forming Adds shaped features for structure or function.
Cups & Shells → Deep Drawing Draws a flat blank into a hollow form.
Defined Details → Coining Uses local compression to shape selected features.

How Will It Be Produced?

Single or compound tooling?

A single-operation die performs one main task. A compound die combines cutting tasks such as blanking and piercing at one station.

What is progressive stamping?

The part moves through successive stations while attached to a carrier strip, then separates from it.

What does transfer tooling do?

Individual blanks move between stations for successive operations. The suitable route depends on the part geometry and production needs.

Confirm Before Tooling

The fit: Mark critical holes, bends and mating features.
The finish: Specify burr direction, appearance and surface treatment.
The order: Share sample needs and expected repeat quantity.

Sample, in-process and final checks can be planned around the agreed drawing requirements.

Materials & Extra Processing

Steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper and brass can be reviewed with your part design. Please state the grade, condition and thickness.

Tapping, welding, deburring, finishing and assembly can be included where specified and suitable for the material.

Send Your Part for Review

You do not need to choose the die type first. Start with:

Drawing or reference sample details
Material grade and thickness
Sample and production quantity
Finish and critical dimensions

Send technical files by email info@hms1688.com

Discuss My Part

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Confidential OEM support: Drawings, CAD files and technical information are handled confidentially. NDA support is available.

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