Metal stamping parts are parts that use molds and presses to press metal sheets into the desired shape. They can be seen in daily life from car bodies, home appliance casings to electronic components, and belong to a very basic but widely used category of products in the manufacturing industry. ‌‌

Basic definition: Hardware components made by pressing black or non-ferrous metal sheets into the desired shape using a press and mold under certain temperature and pressure conditions, with a thickness that generally remains unchanged or does not change significantly.
Main processing methods: cold stamping (room temperature processing, commonly used for thicknesses less than 4mm) and hot stamping (processing after heating, which can eliminate internal stress and increase plasticity).
Common materials: carbon steel plate, alloy steel plate, spring steel plate, galvanized plate, stainless steel plate, copper and copper alloy plate, aluminum and aluminum alloy plate, etc.
Core advantages: light weight, high strength, high dimensional accuracy, good interchangeability, and the dimensions of workpieces processed by the same mold are basically the same. Many can be directly assembled and used without further mechanical processing. ‌‌