Deep drawing part is a kind of machined part, which uses a mold to make the flat blank obtained after punching into an open hollow part, which is a kind of stamping processing method. Deep drawing parts have a wide range of applications in various industries such as machinery, electrical appliances, automobiles, and medical. For example, in the field of machinery, stretch parts such as springs, gaskets, and special-shaped parts are widely used, and in the electrical and automotive industries, stretch parts are used as important parts of equipment such as motors, engines, and gearboxes.
There are many kinds of deep drawing, and the location of the deformation zone, the nature of the deformation, the distribution of the deformation, and the stress state and distribution law of each part of the blank are essentially different due to the different geometric characteristics. Some common stretching methods include rectangular drawing, mound drawing, flanged hemispherical drawing, flange drawing, edge drawing, and deep drawing.
The choice of material is also crucial when manufacturing deep drawing parts. Commonly used materials include carbon steel, alloy steel, and stainless steel. Because of its good plasticity and toughness, carbon steel is often used in the drawing process of building structure, machinery manufacturing, automobile manufacturing and other fields; alloy steel has higher strength and hardness due to the addition of appropriate alloying elements, and is suitable for occasions with high requirements for material strength; stainless steel is especially suitable for humid and corrosive environments with its excellent corrosion resistance.
Deep drawing parts occupy an important position in the manufacturing industry, and their wide range of applications and diverse processing methods make them an indispensable part of modern industrial production.
Deep Drawing parts are an important metal molding processing method, which uses the plastic deformation and flow of materials to change the cross-sectional size, shape and properties of materials to meet design requirements and process requirements.
Deep Drawn parts are widely used in various industries, such as automotive, aviation, aerospace, electronics, home appliances, etc. For example, there are a large number of stretched parts in the body, chassis, engine and other components of a car. These stretch parts can not only meet the performance requirements of the product, but also improve production efficiency and reduce production costs.
Therefore, in the production process of automobile, aircraft, tractor, electrical appliances, instrumentation, electronics and other industrial sectors, the deep drawing process occupies a very important position
We have the capabilities to produce complex parts with draws up to 3” deep and 8” in diameter. Using CAD/CAM drawing system, we converts flat metal blanks into complex cylindrical, rectangular, square, or multi-faceted shells. With our in-house tooling, up to 220 ton oil hydraulic press, enables us to produce draws with material thickness of .005″ to .138″.