Metal stamped parts are components formed at room temperature from materials such as steel or non-ferrous metal sheets; the process involves using a die and a press to apply the necessary force to shape the material into a specified form.
Definition of metal stamped parts: Metal stamping is sometimes referred to as sheet metal forming, though there are subtle differences. "Sheet metal forming" is a general term for plastic deformation processes that utilize raw materials such as sheet metal, thin-walled tubing, or thin profiles; in these processes, deformation in the thickness direction is generally not a primary consideration. Stamping processes can be broadly categorized into two types: separation processes and forming processes (the latter further subdivided into bending, deep drawing, and general forming). Separation processes involve detaching the stamped part from the blank along a specific contour line while ensuring the quality of the sheared edge meets required standards. Forming processes involve plastically deforming the blank-without causing material failure-to achieve the desired finished shape while meeting specifications such as dimensional tolerances.
