Punch Press
A punch press uses mechanical or hydraulic force to drive a punch into a die, cutting holes or shapes in sheet metal. Tooling can be single-station or turret-style for fast tool changes. This process is suited for high-speed stamping, perforation, embossing, or blanking in thin to medium-gauge metals. Automation capabilities include coil feeding and part ejection for high-throughput production.
A punch press uses mechanical or hydraulic force to drive a punch into a die, cutting holes or shapes in sheet metal. Tooling can be single-station or turret-style for fast tool changes. This process is suited for high-speed stamping, perforation, embossing, or blanking in thin to medium-gauge metals. Automation capabilities include coil feeding and part ejection for high-throughput production.
A punch press uses mechanical or hydraulic force to drive a punch into a die, cutting holes or shapes in sheet metal. Tooling can be single-station or turret-style for fast tool changes. This process is suited for high-speed stamping, perforation, embossing, or blanking in thin to medium-gauge metals. Automation capabilities include coil feeding and part ejection for high-throughput production.