What is metal stamping?

Metal stamping is a process that uses punch and die to deform or fracture stainless steel, iron, aluminum, copper and other plates and heterosexual materials to achieve a certain shape and size.

Metal stamping is sometimes called sheet metal forming, but it is slightly different. The so-called plate forming refers to the use of plates, thin-walled tubes and thin profiles as raw materials. The forming method of plastic processing is collectively referred to as plate forming. At this time, the deformation in the direction of thick plate is generally not considered.