The long-run metal stamping process starts with durable, high-strength tools built to withstand continuous operation. Once set up, these tools work with automated presses and conveyors to maintain a fast-paced, uninterrupted workflow. As the metal moves through a long-run progressive stamping press, it passes through multiple stations, each performing specific operations like cutting, bending, or forming, until the final part is produced.
Key steps in the process include:
- Automated feeding of raw material.
- Sequential forming and cutting operations.
- Integrated quality checks.
- Automated part collection and packaging.
This streamlined approach reduces manual handling, lowers labor costs, and ensures consistent quality from the first to the last part.