A A progressive stamping die, also referred to as a follow-on die, contains a series of operations within a single machine. Each station in the die performs a specific task under the press, and once the task is completed, the workpiece is automatically moved to the next station. After all operations are completed, the finished part is finally separated from the material or metal strip.Progressive die stamping is particularly suited for small components, such as terminal connectors and USB connectors.

A The transfer die stamping process is similar to the progressive die stamping process; however, the part is detached from the metal strip as it is fed into the stamping stations. Components are produced by passing the workpiece through a series of consecutive stations within a single die. Transfer die stamping can occur across multiple presses or within a single press. This method is particularly suited for producing large and complex components, such as frames, shells, tubes, and other structural elements.

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