Precision Metal Forming

Stamping, also known as pressing, is a manufacturing process that involves placing flat sheet metal—either in blank or coil form—into a stamping press, where a tool and die form the material into its final shape. This process includes a range of sheet metal forming techniques such as punching, blanking, embossing, bending, flanging, and coining. Depending on the complexity of the product, stamping can be executed as a single-stage operation, where each press stroke produces the finished part, or as a multi-stage process that gradually shapes the material through a series of steps.

This method is widely applicable to both metal and non-metal materials, making it a versatile solution for various industries. Its efficiency and repeatability make it especially suitable for mass production, ensuring consistent quality and cost-effectiveness at scale. In addition, stamping supports a flexible production system that allows for adaptation to a wide range of product specifications. With the integration of vertical manufacturing capabilities, the entire process—from material preparation to final output—can be streamlined for greater speed, control, and precision.

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