Stamping and deep draw
Hydraulic and mechanical press stamping, including hydraulic deep draw stamping up to 4,000 tons.
How it works
Stamping forms sheet or plate between a punch and a die in a press. Deep drawing pulls the blank into the die cavity to make a cup, shell or pan from one piece, with no seams to weld.
MB Steel runs conventional hydraulic and mechanical stamping presses, with hydraulic deep draw stamping up to 4,000 tons, for prototypes and large production runs.
- Prototypes and large production runs
- Dies maintained in house
- Prototype dies developed in house
Operations
- Deep draw
- Conventional draw
- Blanking
- Piercing
- Coining
- Forming
- Prototype tooling
- Production tooling
| Deep draw | Hydraulic, up to 4,000 tons |
|---|---|
| Press range | Hydraulic and mechanical presses from 18 to 4,000 tons |
| Materials | Carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum and copper alloys |
| Runs | Prototypes to multi-million-part programs |
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Industries
- Aerospace
- Defense
- Automotive
- Heavy equipment
- Energy