Stamping die processing technology

Stamping die processing technology - the latest four processes

Traditional stamping die processing involves four main processes: shearing, punching/cutting, bending, and welding. With the advancement of science and technology, the four major sheet metal processing processes have evolved to include laser cutting, punching, bending, and welding.

Stamping die processing processes have also evolved. Below is an introduction to the latest processes.

Laser cutting: Laser cutting machines are the primary cutting equipment in sheet metal processing today. They offer fast processing speeds, high precision, short cycle times, and the ability to process a wide variety of shapes. They are the primary method for cutting sheet metal. GreeDaikinMold also manufactures sheet metal dies using laser cutting for blanking, in addition to other technologies such as laser cutting.

Punching: Sheet metal parts can be more than just flat surfaces; they also require punching to create embossing, protrusions, buckles, and other features, all of which require the "punching" process. The "punching" here is not the same as the traditional "punching" process; it now refers to CNC punching machines. These can accommodate up to dozens of dies, are programmable, and offer high speeds. They can also assist laser cutting machines in blanking.

Bending: Compared to previous generations, the bending equipment has undergone significant updates. These include CNC bending machines, bending centers (with robot-assisted bending), and CNC hemming machines.

Welding: Traditionally, welding primarily involved wire welding, with a smaller percentage using CO2. However, with the continuous advancement of society, thin-plate welding has been expanded to include argon arc welding, CO2 gas shielded welding, and welding robots. GreeDaikinMold also offers professional welding equipment and skilled technicians.

With upgrades to key sheet metal processing processes and equipment upgrades, the quality of sheet metal products has significantly improved, with faster processing speeds and more responsive responses. The sheet metal processing industry is also advancing with social development, and its role in the new era is becoming increasingly important.