Metal Stamping

The prototype metal stamping process is a specialized manufacturing method for creating small-batch (1–50 units) metal prototypes by shaping metal sheets (0.5mm–3mm thick) through dies and presses. Unlike mass production stamping (which uses expensive, high-volume dies), it prioritizes flexibility, cost efficiency, and rapid validation of design feasibility—making it critical for industries like electronics, automotive, and […]

If you’re an engineer, manufacturer, or buyer searching for metal that balances precision, strength, and versatility, cold rolled steel is your solution. From sleek automotive body panels to durable appliance parts, it’s the backbone of countless products—thanks to its smooth surface, tight tolerances, and reliable performance. This guide breaks down everything you need to know to choose,

If you work in manufacturing, you know that stamping dies are the backbone of efficient production. But have you ever wondered why some dies last for hundreds of thousands of cycles while others fail prematurely? The truth is, a die’s lifespan depends on a delicate balance of design choices, manufacturing quality, and maintenance practices. In

If you’re tackling high-rise buildings, long-span bridges, or heavy industrial projects in China or Asian markets—where basic steel (Q235/Q345) isn’t strong enough—GB Q420 High Strength Steel is the solution. As China’s go-to high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steel for load-critical structures, it delivers exceptional strength without sacrificing weldability. But how does it compare to international grades like EN