We all know that stamping manufacturers cannot do without stamping molds during stamping processing. This is the foundation of stamping processing, and only through molds can fixed shapes and sizes be achieved. However, stamping manufacturers may also encounter some problems with stamping molds during stamping processing. If the molds have problems, the entire subsequent production will also be affected.

Firstly, if the material selection is improper, it may cause the stamping die to fracture. In addition, substandard die heat treatment, low or high hardness can also lead to die fracture problems. Another issue is unreasonable demolding design, which can also lead to mold problems.

Secondly, if the mold deforms, the shape of the stamped parts produced during processing will also deform, resulting in non-conforming size products. The main reason for its deformation is due to improper material selection or improper heat treatment.

Finally, blade wear commonly used in stamping parts manufacturers is also a manifestation of mold wear. Although friction between the upper and lower molds and materials is inevitable during the machining process, severe wear should not occur, as this will result in larger burrs on the parts, leading to product failure.