High Quality Small Aluminium Stampings

What is stamping?

Metal stamping is a manufacturing category that uses a cold forming process to create metal parts with different shapes from sheet metal or blanks. There are several different metal stamping techniques, but all use some combination of sharp tools and pressure to cut parts from sheet metal, create cutouts in metal parts, or add marks or textures to the metal. Metal stamping techniques are used to create precise two-dimensional parts, as well as to convert sheet metal into three-dimensional parts.

Specification.

1.OEM & ODM

2. High quality and precision

3.Competitive price

4. Large production capacity

5. Short delivery time

6. RoHS compliant

7. Available materials: aluminium, brass, copper, stainless steel, etc.

8. Specifications are customised

9. LOGO can be customized

10. Processing type: metal stamping and bending parts, metal stamping and drawing parts, metal stamping parts

11. Samples. Stamping hand samples are available to reduce costs.

The characteristics and advantages of aluminum include:

Ductility: Aluminum has a low melting point and can be flexibly formed in the entire product design, making it an ideal choice for power storage, beverage containers, batteries, consumer electronics, medicine, and decorative packaging industries.
Reflectivity: Usually used in solar technology and similar applications, aluminum can reflect light and heat.
Recyclability: Aluminum is easy to recycle without deterioration, so it is highly sustainable.
Corrosion resistance: Aluminum will form a natural oxide coating, and it is resistant to moisture and most chemicals.
Lightweight strength: Aluminum has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio and is particularly strong when combined with other metals. This is essential for the automotive and aerospace industries, because eliminating excess weight in these industries can improve fuel economy.

Comparing metal stamping with other production methods

Metal stamping is often the best choice when compared to other competitive manufacturing categories.

1,Metal stamping and die casting

The die casting process begins with molten metal. The fluid is pressed into the mould under pressure. There, the metal cools and hardens into a defined shape. This process is only available for non-ferrous metals and can be very expensive and time-consuming.

Metal stamping forms sheets of metal to create a specific shape of part. Metal stamping is also suitable for ferrous and non-ferrous metals. However, stamping may offer fewer options in terms of complexity and thickness. Depending on the product design, each method offers unique advantages.

2,Metal stamping and laser cutting

Laser cutting is another popular process for removing excess material from a workpiece. It produces smooth edges and extremely precise adherence to the original design. However, the heat of the laser affects steel workpieces, depending on their thickness and the required tolerances. Laser cutting services cannot bend or form the metal, so the workpiece may eventually require an additional process. For three-dimensional designs, metal stamping allows the individual steps to be completed more comprehensively. Metal stamping can also handle thicker workpieces and parts made from a wider range of metals. Depending on the design of the part being constructed and the materials required, one manufacturing method may be better than another.