Deep drawing stamping

Sheet metal forming, deep-drawn features, high material utilization, precise dimension control, complex shapes, minimal material waste.

Deep drawing is a metal forming process that involves pulling a sheet metal blank into a die cavity to create a three-dimensional shape. This process is used to produce cylindrical or box-like components with deep-drawn features. It is widely used in manufacturing industries for producing items such as cans, automobile parts, kitchenware, and electrical components. Deep drawing offers advantages such as high material utilization, precise dimension control, and the ability to create complex shapes with minimal material waste.