Deep Drawn Stampings
Deep drawn stampings use a punch to convert sheet metal with deeply recessed cavities into 3D shapes. They are used in the tool and die industry for metal forming. Deep drawn stamping uses a mold, form, or die to cut out a desired shaped. They can be used on various kinds of sheet metal, including steel, aluminum, titanium, zinc, and nickel. Various products are made from deep drawn stamping, including metal components for computer disk drives, pen barrels, motor housing, eyelets, deep drawn cans and cups, and connector shells.
The die is a press tool for cutting or forming material in a stamping machine. Dies and punches work together in stamping presses; the punch pushes the sheet metal through the die. Metal Stamping is efficient, economical, and offers a wide range of durable shapes and components. Deep drawn stampings parts include metal cans, thimbles, sprinkler components and parts used in car air bags. Metal Stamping is utilized for many applications, such as the production of hardware and tools and in the automotive, plumbing, construction, and electronics industries.