Heavy Stamping: When 2 mm Is Already Too Thin A purchasing engineer once asked why a 6 mm bracket quoted at three different prices within 48 hours. The reason was not labor or ove...
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Heavy Stamping: When 2 mm Is Already Too Thin A purchasing engineer once asked why a 6 mm bracket quoted at three different prices within 48 hours. The reason was not labor or ove...
READ MORETake a 1.8 mm HSLA 340 seat-bracket. Run it on a 14-station progressive die fed from coil and the piece price typically lands at around 40 percent of what a manual cell of six sin...
READ MOREWhat In-Die Riveting Does Inside a Progressive Die Most stamped assemblies travel through two separate operations: the parts are formed in one die, then carried to a press or a fi...
READ MOREIf your part is a copper busbar, a leadframe, a connector terminal, or a motor housing, copper progressive stamping is normally the cheapest route at volume — but only when the di...
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