The Importance of Progressive Die

What is progressive stamping?

Progressive stamping is a manufacturing method that completes processes such as stamping, bending, and forming metal sheets or coils through a series of dies step by step. Each die or workstation is responsible for executing a specific operation, thus completing multiple stamping tasks in one continuous processing operation.

What is a progressive die?

A progressive die refers to a die in which multiple processes are completed simultaneously in different positions during one stroke of the punch press.

Advantages of progressive die(China)

High production efficiency

Progressive die(China) can complete processes such as blanking, bending, forming, and drawing. Each stroke of the press can stamp a workpiece or a metal part, thus having higher productivity compared to single and compound dies.

Automatic continuity

Progressive die(China) easily enable automation from coil or strip feeding to material feeding, discharge, and stacking. Because automatic continuous die manufacturing processes are used, workers can operate safely without having to enter dangerous areas.

Durability

Progressive die(China) processes are dispersed across various workstations, avoiding the "minimum wall thickness" issue of compound dies, thus extending the lifespan of such dies.

As a professional progressive die(China) supplier, Orienson provides users with customized progressive stamping services, and all the progressive die(China) manufactured feature good performance.

Advantages of Orienson progressive die(China): adopting stamping layout design

The arrangement of stamped parts on steel strips or sheets is called stamping layout. If the layout design is unreasonable, it will result in material waste. To judge whether the layout is reasonable, the main reference is the material utilization rate. The less the waste area, the higher the material utilization rate. Stamping layouts can be classified into waste layouts, low-waste layouts, and no-waste layouts. Adopting low-waste or even no-waste layouts is significant in reducing the cost of stamped parts, helping in simultaneous production of more products and improving production efficiency.