Posted on Tuesday, November 28, 2023
Stamping and roll forming are two different metal forming processes used in manufacturing to shape and manipulate sheet metal or other types of materials. While they both involve the deformation of metal, they have distinct differences in terms of their processes, applications, and end products. Here's a brief overview of each process and their differences:
In summary, stamping and roll forming are distinct metal forming processes that serve different purposes. Stamping is used for shaping sheet metal into complex and precise parts, often in high volumes, while roll forming is used to produce long-length parts with consistent cross-sections, typically in continuous production runs. The choice between these processes depends on the specific requirements of the part being manufactured.
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