The cost of metal stamping process
Usually, stamping costs are lower than other metal forming processes because it does not require manufacturing parts in different ways and assembling them into final parts or products. On the contrary, sheet metal stamping only requires one cycle to create the final part, followed by trimming or other post-processing.
However, the specific cost of stamping depends on the specifications of your specific design, such as metal sheet material, precision, production volume, etc. The following are common factors that affect costs.
Material type: For example, aluminum is cheaper than brass and copper.
Required accuracy: Strict tolerance requirements increase stamping costs.
Production volume: The cost (price per piece) of large-scale production is significantly lower than that of small-scale production.
Complex: Due to the complex mold design, long production cycle, and high cost of complex stamping parts.
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