Metal stamping is a manufacturing process that mainly relies on presses and dies to deform or cut iron, aluminum, copper and other plates or special-shaped profiles to form stamped parts with specific shapes and sizes.
Metal stamping is essentially the process of deforming or breaking metal materials using a press and die to form precision parts of various geometries. The process is sometimes referred to as sheet metal forming, but there are differences between the two.
Metal stamping focuses on cutting and shaping metal using dies.
Sheet metal forming, as the name suggests, mainly uses metal sheets, thin-walled tubes, thin profiles, etc. as raw materials, and its forming process is slightly different in application.