Progressive die stamping involves a single die that has multiple stages of operations, allowing the metal to progressively transform into the desired shape as it moves through the stages. This method is efficient and cost-effective for large volumes. On the other hand, regular die stamping, also known as single-stage or stage tooling, involves separate operations performed with separate dies. This method is often used for low volume productions or complex parts that can't be created with a progressive die.

Progressive stamping offers lower unit price and higher accuracy with better part dimension repeatability. However, it requires a higher tooling investment compared to regular die stamping, and not all part geometries can be done with progressive stamping. Regular stamping, on the other hand, is capable of doing any geometry of metal parts with lower tooling investment, but it has a higher unit cost than progressive stamping parts and lower accuracy with less repeatability.

Precision in stamped parts is ensured through the use of modern machinery and a team of highly skilled professionals. In addition, both progressive and regular stamping methods are used depending on the requirements of the part, ensuring high accuracy and repeatability.

Yes, HBSFW is able to handle your shipment for products manufactured by HBSFW. We have a network of freight forwarders whom we work with for shipments to various countries.