Advantages and features of OEPIN stamping process

Oepin can provide a fast and cost-effective solution for any part you make from CAD/CAM files or engineering drawings.

What is stamping Fabrication？

Stamping is a process in which a sheet is separated or shaped to obtain a manufactured part. Stamping is a metal processing method, which is based on the plastic deformation of metal, the use of molds and stamping equipment to apply pressure to the sheet material, so that the sheet material to produce plastic deformation or separation, so as to obtain a certain shape, size and performance of the parts (stamped parts).

The blanks for stamping are mainly hot and cold rolled steel plates and strips. Of the world's steel, 60 to 70% is plate, most of which is stamped into finished products. For example, automobile body, chassis, fuel tank, radiator sheet, boiler ladle, container shell, motor, electrical appliances, iron core silicon steel sheet, etc. are stamping process.

Oepin - metal stamping materials used in the provision of services

Different needs require different materials, depending on the type and use of the part material being machined, here are some commonly used materials, please contact us if you need them.

Material	Available Types & Grades
Aluminum	Aluminum 1100-H14 Aluminum 5052-H32 Aluminum 6061
Steel	Steel 1008 Steel 1010 Steel 1018
Stainless Steel	Stainless steel 301 Stainless steel 304 Stainless Steel 316 Stainless steel 316L
Copper	Copper 101 Copper C110 Copper C110, H02 Copper 260 (Brass)
Brass	brass 230 (85/15) brass 260 (70/30)

Oepin - Types of Stamping

We offer single and multi-station, progressive dies, deep-drawing, four-slide and other stamping methods to ensure the most efficient way to manufacture your products, here is a description of what they do.

Progressive Die Stamping	Progressive Die Stamping uses multiple dies and steps to create deeper parts than would normally be achieved through a single die. It also supports multiple geometries per part as it passes through various dies. This technique is best suited for high volume and large parts.
Deep Draw Stamping	Deep Draw Stamping this process produces rigid parts because the extreme deformation of the metal compresses its structure into a more crystalline form.
Fourslide Stamping	Four-slide stamping forms parts from four axes rather than from one direction. This method is used to manufacture small, complex parts.
Hydroforming	Hydroforming is where the sheet is placed on a bottom shaped die and the top shape is an oil bladder filled with high pressure that presses the metal into the shape of the bottom die.
Blanking	Cutting parts from sheets
Coining	Small round workpieces can be produced
Punching	Material removal from workpieces
Embossing	Created a three-dimensional design on metal
Bending	Typically used to create U, V, or L shaped cross section profiles

If you need unconventional materials and custom surface treatment, please contact us.

Metal stamping Fabrication FAQS

1.Q: What Is Metal stamping Processes?

A: Stamping is a forming process that relies on presses and molds to apply external forces to plates, strips, tubes, profiles, etc., to produce plastic deformation or separation, thereby obtaining workpieces of the desired shape and size (stamped parts).

2.Q: Do you support small batch metal stamping?

A: Most stamping programs are a minimum of 1,000 units to ensure cost-effectiveness for our customers. We offer low unit costs, even for small quantities.

3.Q: What materials should I use for my project?

A: Different materials are used in different industries. If you have not selected a material for your application, we can provide assistance and guidance. Usually production samples are provided for confirmation, but final customer approval is required before mass production.

4.Q: Do you offer extended molding services such as assembly, packaging or decorating?

A: We can provide some standard packaging services. If you need to provide customized packaging, decoration, or assembly services, please contact us.

5.Q: How long does it take to manufacture parts by metal stamping?

A: Longer lead times on first parts (as time is needed to create dies).Production is quick and inexpensive after tool finalization.

6.Q:Is metal stamping expensive?

A:Metal stamping can be quite pricey, especially for prototype products that require low-volume, short production runs.High-volume production reduces costs.

Let's discuss your project , please click here.

Stamping services and parts applications

Oepin is a metal stamping company that provides services suitable for mass production metal stamping of parts such as medical devices, automobiles, home appliances, office machines, etc. Stamping applications involve the following industries (not limited to):