Automated Stamping Line

An automated stamping line turns coil steel or aluminum into finished pressed parts without manual handling. A decoiler, straightener, and servo feeder deliver material to one press with a progressive die, or to multiple presses linked by transfer robots or crossbar automation for large panels. Line classes range from 80-ton progressive lines for terminals and brackets to multi-thousand-ton tandem lines for automotive body sides. Die protection sensing, scrap handling, and end-of-line stacking define real productivity as much as press tonnage does.

The straightener removes coil set and the servo feeder indexes material precisely into the die on each press stroke. In progressive stamping, stations inside one die pierce, form, and cut off parts each cycle; in transfer lines, automation moves parts between separate dies on successive presses, synchronized to press angles by electronic camming.