Companies prefer this forming technique because of its versatility, as it can be used in a number of sectors, including medical, aeronautical and automotive.<\/p>\n\n
Stamping <\/strong>is a manufacturing technique that involves deforming sheet metal <\/strong>to give it a specific shape, using a dedicated tool: a punch <\/strong>or die<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n This manufacturing process enables parts to be produced quickly and efficiently.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n There are two types of stamping:<\/p>\n\n Stamping<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Stamping is a technique for deforming sheet metal to produce specific parts.<\/p>\n\n To do this, a tool exerts a force on the sheet metal using a press<\/strong> to cut and bend the material into the desired shape.<\/p>\n\n This process is used to obtain relatively flat, shallow parts.<\/p>\n\n Deep drawing<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Deep <\/strong>drawing involves deforming a sheet of metal in a mould to produce a hollow part.<\/p>\n\n This technique is used to create hollow parts with a depth greater than their diameter.<\/p>\n\n This manufacturing process differs from stamping essentially in the complexity of the part formation.<\/p>\n\nOur production capacity<\/h2>\n\n