Short answer: Stamping turns coil and sheet into parts by blanking and piercing to cut, bending and deep drawing to form, and progressive dies to run high volume; the alloy, temper and die design decide cost, tolerance and edge quality.
At a Glance
Processes and Dies
Blanking cuts, bending forms, deep drawing shells the part; the stock is in our Galvanized Steel Sheet, Aluminum Supplier 그리고 Stainless Steel Supplier, profiles in our Extrusion Profiles Guide and the alloy base in our 알루미늄 합금이란?.
Material and Formability
Softer tempers and certain alloys form better with less springback; the data is in our 강도 비교, the treatment in our Heat Treatment Guide and coated options in our PPGI PPGL Coated Steel.
Tooling and Tolerance
Progressive dies cut cost at volume and tolerances follow our Tolerances Guide; the tooling grades are in our Tool Steel Types Guide, fatigue in our Fatigue Guide and proof in our Mill Test Certificate Guide.
Finishing and Cost
Parts are deburred, plated or pre-painted; the options are in our Surface Treatment Guide, anodizing in our Anodized Aluminum Guide and packing in our Export Packing Guide.
Get a Quote
Tell HXSCO your requirements and we will respond with a competitive quote and lead time.
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A die that performs several cuts and bends in one pass for volume.
Low-carbon steel, aluminum and some stainless form cleanly.
Edges may need deburring; fine blanking gives burr-free parts.
It needs ductile tempers; the right grade avoids cracking.
Tight, repeatable tolerances per our metal tolerances guide.
Stamp with HXSCO Sheet
HXSCO supplies galvanized, stainless, aluminum and coated sheet for stamping. Send your part drawing and volume and we will quote.