Presses up to 275 tonnes
Stamping, also known as metal stamping or die stamping, is the process of transforming steel into either sheets (strips) or coils, depending on the die model. These metal embossments can be done on various materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, galvanized steel, and many others.
As our name suggests, Von Arx stamping and die is a specialist in metal processing, either with the dies we manufacture on-site or with existing dies from clients. Our diverse equipment allows us to test the tooling we have designed or repaired to ensure proper quality control of the final product.
Details of our presses:
1 press of 60 tons: table size of 20 x 28
2 presses of 110 tons: table sizes of 30 x 39 and 26 x 64
1 press of 150 tons: table size of 30 x 46
2 presses of 160 tons: table size of 30 x 50
1 press of 200 tons: table size of 34 x 58
2 presses of 275 tons: table size of 36 x 106
Stamping is used in many fields to manufacture both simple and complex parts. Here are some examples of parts produced through stamping in various industries:
Stamping can be performed on a wide range of materials, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, galvanized steel, and many others.
The maximum dimensions of stampable parts depend on the capacity of the presses used. We have presses suitable for parts of all sizes.
The stamping process involves the use of presses equipped with specific dies. Metal sheets or coils are placed into the press, and the die applies force to cut, shape, or form the material according to the required specifications.
Stamped parts undergo rigorous quality controls to ensure compliance with specifications. This may include visual inspections, dimensional tests, strength tests, and other quality measures.