Neway Precision Works Ltd R&D Team

  Brief Overview Of Progressive Die Stamping Progressive die stamping is a high-speed, high-volume sheet metal stamping process that produces intricate metal parts. It involves using a series of dies (or tools) arranged in a sequence along a single strip of material. As the strip advances through the die, different operations like cutting, bending, punching, and shaping are performed at each station. It allows for the simultaneous creation of multiple features in a single pass, enhancing efficiency and precision. The process begins with a coil or strip of metal being fed into the progressive die. Each station performs a specific operation on the material as it moves through the die. For instance, one station might cut the material to a particular shape, while the next might bend or punch holes. It continues until the final product is fully formed. Progressive die stamping offers several advantages, such as high-speed production, consistent part quality, and cost-effectiveness for high

  Brief Overview Of Sheet Metal Stamping Sheet metal stamping is a versatile and efficient manufacturing process employed by companies like Neway to create precise and complex metal components. This method uses dies and punches to shape flat metal sheets into desired forms. Sheet metal stamping typically begins with a flat metal sheet, often made of steel, aluminum, or other alloys. This sheet is placed between a die (female) and a punch (male) . The punch exerts force on the sheet, causing it to deform and take the shape of the die. Depending on the part's complexity, the process can involve a single operation or a series of operations. Key Features Of Metal Stamping Precision:  Stamping offers high precision, allowing for the production of intricate and detailed components with tight tolerances. Speed and Efficiency:  The rapid process makes it suitable for large-scale production. Neway optimizes production efficiency through advanced machinery and techniques. Material Utilizatio