Advantages of Stamping Processing

Compared to other methods of mechanical and plastic processing, stamping processing has many unique advantages in both technical and economic aspects. The main advantages are as follows:

(1) Stamping processing has high production efficiency, is easy to operate, and can be easily mechanized and automated.

This is because stamping relies on the stamping die and stamping equipment to complete the processing. The number of strokes of a common press can reach several tens per minute, while that of a high-speed press can reach several hundred or even thousand per minute. Moreover, each stroke of stamping may produce one stamped part.

(2) During stamping, the size and shape accuracy of the stamped part is guaranteed by the die, which generally does not damage the surface quality of the stamped part.

The life span of the die is generally long, so the quality of stamping is stable with good interchangeability, characterized by "identical parts from identical dies."

(3) Stamping can produce parts with a wide range of sizes and complex shapes, ranging from small watch second hands to large automobile longitudinal beams and covers.

In addition, due to the cold deformation hardening effect of materials during stamping, both strength and stiffness are high.

(4) Stamping generally does not generate chips or require other heating equipment for material consumption.

Therefore, it is a cost-effective method that saves materials and energy with low production costs for stamped parts.