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A stamping workshop is a specialized space or facility where stamping processes are carried out. Stamping is a manufacturing technique used to shape or cut materials (usually metal) into specific forms using a die and press. It’s commonly used in the production of components for various industries, such as automotive, electronics, and aerospace.

Key Features of a Stamping Workshop:

Machinery & Equipment:

Stamping Presses: Machines that apply force to a die to shape or cut materials.
Dies: Tools that are custom-made to form the desired shape or pattern on the material.
CNC Machines: Used for precise control in stamping and cutting processes.
Automated Systems: Often, workshops incorporate automation for efficiency in handling parts.

Materials Used:

Metals: Steel, aluminum, copper, and brass are commonly used, though other materials like plastics can also be stamped.
Thin Sheets: The materials are often fed into stamping presses as thin sheets, which are then shaped or cut.

Process Types:

Blanking: Cutting flat shapes from a sheet of metal.
Embossing: Creating raised designs or patterns.
Deep Drawing: Forming deeper parts from a flat sheet, commonly seen in automotive body panels.
Bending: Changing the angle or shape of a piece.
Piercing: Creating holes in a sheet of metal.