By using punch presses and molds, pressure is applied to metal or non-metal sheets, strips, pipes, etc., causing them to undergo plastic deformation or separation, thereby obtaining workpieces with specific shapes, sizes, and properties, which are widely used in various fields such as automobiles, home appliances, electronics, aerospace, etc.
As the core structural component of the product, it plays a role in supporting, connecting, and positioning. For example, car doors, chassis stamping parts, and home appliance shell frames can provide sufficient mechanical strength and rigidity while ensuring lightweight. Used in scenarios that require high-precision assembly, precise machining of molds is used to control the dimensional tolerances of stamped parts within a very small range, meeting seamless fit with other components.
For example, connectors for electronic devices and housing parts for instruments and meters. As the shell or cover of a product, it can protect internal parts from damage caused by external dust, moisture, and impact, and achieve a beautiful decorative effect through surface treatment (such as spraying, electroplating). For example, metal frames for mobile phones and stamped parts for refrigerator door panels.
