Stamping is a cold-forming process where external force is applied to sheet metal, causing plastic deformation under the mold to achieve the desired shape and size. It’s widely used for mass production of stamping parts, also known as cold stamping or sheet metal stamping.

This process offers high efficiency, easy operation, and is ideal for automation. Standard presses achieve dozens of strokes per minute, while high-speed presses can reach hundreds or thousands, producing a part with each stroke.

Stamping ensures precise dimensions and shape, with minimal impact on surface quality. It offers excellent durability, consistency, and interchangeability. Stamping can create parts ranging from small stamping parts to large components like automotive beams and body panels. Due to cold deformation, stamped parts have high strength and stiffness.

Furthermore, stamping generates minimal waste and requires no additional heating equipment, making it a material-saving, energy-efficient process suitable for producing precision parts, including heat sinks.