Compared to other manufacturing methods, stamping offers numerous unique advantages-both technical and economic-primarily in the following areas:
(1) Dimensional accuracy is ensured by the die, resulting in stable part quality and high consistency-truly "identical" parts;
(2) Stamping enables the production of parts with complex shapes, thin walls, light weight, high rigidity, and superior surface quality-features that are difficult or impossible to achieve with other methods;
(3) Material utilization is high, as it is a process that generates little to no scrap (chip-less or near-chip-less manufacturing);
(4) It offers high efficiency and ease of operation, requiring only a moderate level of worker skill;
(5) Dies have a long service life, leading to low production costs.