Disadvantages of stamping automation process and manual stamping processing

Pressing processing refers to the processing of installing concave and convex molds on the press. When a plate-like material passes between the molds, the mold generates a strong force to impact the material and deform the material (cutting, bending, forming, etc.). The stamping process that can be automated includes: cutting (punching), bending, trimming, stamping and other processes.

Problems with manual stamping:

1. Stamping is a labor-intensive operation with a certain degree of danger, making it difficult for stamping companies to recruit workers.

2. Manual stamping requires a large working space, a large inventory of semi-finished products, and the lack of new stamping and die technology, resulting in lower efficiency and higher costs in actual production.

3. Manual stamping accuracy is not high, product accuracy is unstable, stamping company orders are reduced, and it is difficult to enter the international market.

4. Manual stamping is difficult to process heavy, large and thick products.

5. Manual stamping may cause safety injuries (hand injuries) due to equipment failure or human factors.

The automatic stamping production line perfectly compensates for these shortcomings and is a guarantee for safe operation and production of high-quality products.

The stamping automation production line generally consists of highly automated material racks, levelers, feeders and other equipment. The entire production line does not require other special requirements except for material rack loading, equipment debugging, startup and shutdown, and routine maintenance. Operation, fully automatic production. High production efficiency, high precision of stamping products, stable production in the whole process, strict cross-space layout, small footprint, to a large extent, ensure lower operating costs and higher investment economic benefits.