The Process
Draw stamping refers to a process in which the depth of the part exceeds its diameter. It is accomplished by feeding a coil of flat metal into a punch press with stations performing a repeat operation on the metal to achieve the desired drawn shape like a cup, cone or cap, to name a few. Complicated features such as flaring, slitting and slotting can be accomplished during the drawing process.
Parts Produced with Deep Draw Stamping
Deep draw stamping is the right choice when a part is deeper than it is wide. Reliable Metal Stamping draws cups, cones, caps, shells, housings and enclosures from flat coil. Drawing a part in one piece removes weld and joint operations, cuts scrap and produces a seamless wall.
