Typical Application Areas for Metal Stamping
Automotive industry
Cover parts—such as doors, hoods, and fenders—require high surface precision and rigidity for their exterior appearance.
Structural components: chassis crossmembers, longitudinal beams, and A/B-pillar reinforcements, designed to withstand impact loads.
Functional components—engine mounts, oil pans, and exhaust manifolds—must withstand high temperatures and corrosion.
Data-backed fact: In modern automotive manufacturing, 60%–70% of metal components are produced via stamping, with a single vehicle typically requiring 1,200 to 1,500 stamped parts.
Home appliance industry
Shell components—such as washing machine drums, refrigerator door panels, and air conditioner panels—require both rust resistance and aesthetic appeal.
Internal components—compressor brackets and fan blades—require high strength and vibration resistance.
Electronic Communication
Shell: The phone frame and the A/D sides of laptops require lightweighting, thinning, and electromagnetic shielding.
Connectors: USB port, HDMI terminal—requiring high precision and conductivity.
Architecture and Decoration
Door and window hardware—hinges, locks, and handles—must be durable against wear and weathering.
Decorative elements: stair railings and curtain wall components, requiring surface finishing and design expertise.
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