The manufacturing process of stamped parts involves multiple steps. Molds need to be designed according to product requirements. The quality of the mold design directly affects the precision and performance of the stamped parts. A mold typically consists of upper and lower dies. The upper die is fixed to the slide of the press, and the lower die is fixed to the worktable. When the press is working, the slide moves the upper die downwards, closing with the lower die to stamp the metal sheet. During the stamping process, the metal sheet undergoes bending, stretching, and punching processes, ultimately forming the desired part shape.
