Thin metal stamping is a manufacturing process that uses one or more metal stamping dies to stamp, bend, and stretch sheet metal (usually under 6mm) under the action of a stamping press to form a workpiece with a three-dimensional dimensional shape. This process has a wide range of applications in automotive, household appliances, electronic equipment and other industries.

Thin Metal Stamping Parts

  1. Characteristics of thin metal stamping parts

  Thin and uniform: the thickness of the stamped parts is consistent and relatively thin, which can meet the needs of lightweight design.

  High precision: due to the use of molds for stamping, the precision of the workpiece can reach the micron level and the specifications are consistent.

  High strength: stamped parts undergo plastic deformation during the stamping process and have high strength and rigidity.

  Good plasticity: it can produce workpieces with reinforcing tendons, ribs, coils or flanges which are difficult to be produced by other processing methods.

  2. Thin metal stamping production process

  Design: Determine the size, shape and material of the stamped part.

  Cutting: Use cutting machine or laser cutting machine to cut the metal plate according to the design pattern.

  Stamping: put the cut sheet into the punch press and use the stamping die for stamping.

  Bending: Use the bending machine or bending machine to bend the parts after stamping and forming.

  Welding (if required): Welding of parts to meet specific design requirements.

  Surface treatment: spraying, baking paint and other surface treatments on stamped parts to improve their corrosion resistance and aesthetics.

  3. Thin metal stamping parts processing technology

  Mold design: design suitable stamping molds according to the shape and size of the stamped parts.

  Stamping process parameter setting: including the setting of stamping speed, stamping pressure, die clearance and other parameters to ensure the precision and quality of the stamped parts.

  Stamping molding: Use the stamping machine to stamp the metal sheet into the required shape and size.

  Subsequent processing: carry out necessary trimming, deburring and other processing on the parts after stamping and forming.

  4. Thin metal stamping surface treatment process

  Spraying: spraying a layer of protective or decorative paint on the surface of the stamped parts.

  Baking paint: put the stamped parts into the baking room for baking, so that the paint layer curing.

  Electroplating: Plating a layer of metal, such as zinc, chromium, etc., on the surface of stamped parts to improve their corrosion resistance and aesthetics.

  Anodizing: Anodizing aluminum alloy stamping parts to form a dense oxide film to improve its corrosion resistance and hardness.

  5. Thin metal stamping optional materials

  Stainless steel: excellent corrosion resistance and mechanical properties, suitable for occasions requiring high strength and corrosion resistance.

  Aluminum alloy: light weight and good corrosion resistance, suitable for the need for lightweight design occasions.

  Copper alloy: good electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance, suitable for occasions requiring electrical conductivity.

  Mild steel: high strength and good plasticity, suitable for the need to withstand certain load occasions.

  6. Thin metal stamping characteristics of different materials

Material Tensile Strength (MPa) Yield Strength (MPa) Density (g/cm³) Corrosion Resistance Conductivity
Stainless Steel 500-2000 200-1800 7.8 Excellent Poor
Aluminium Alloy 110-450 40-350 2.7 Good Good
Copper Alloy 200-400 100-300 8.9 Good Excellent
Low Carbon Steel 370-500 250-400 7.87 Poor Poor

  (Note: The data in the table are approximate ranges, the specific values depend on the type of material and heat treatment status.)

  Customized Thin Metal Stamping Parts FAQ

  Q1: What shape of thin metal stamping parts can I customize?

  A1: You can customize any shape of thin metal stamping parts according to your specific needs, just provide detailed drawings and size requirements.

  Q2: How long does it take to customize thin metal stamping parts?

  A2: The customization time depends on the complexity and quantity of the stamping parts, generally it takes 7-15 working days from design to production completion.

  Q3:What materials do you provide customized thin metal stamping parts service?

  A3:We provide customized thin metal stamping parts made of stainless steel, aluminum alloy, copper alloy, mild steel and other materials.

  Q4: How to calculate the price of customized thin metal stamping parts?

  A4:The customized price depends on the size, quantity, material and process complexity of the stamping parts, the specific price needs to be accounted for according to your needs.

  Q5: Do you provide after-sales service?

  A5:Yes, we provide perfect after-sales service, including product quality guarantee and technical support. If there is any problem, we will be happy to solve it for you.

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