In deep drawing, the punch mechanically draws a sheet metal blank into a forming die, transforming its shape while retaining material. We consider the process "deep" drawing when the drawn part's depth exceeds its diameter.

Metalli's deep drawing capabilities
● Product dimension up to Length*Width 1200*1000 mm
● Depth or height up to 500 mm
● Wall thickness up to 6 mm
● Tolerance ±0.2 mm or less
● Common shapes include round, cone, square, rectangle, and irregular
● Tools design available in-house
● 10 hydraulic press machines from 100 tons to 1000 tons

DEEP DRAWING  
Deep drawing is a manufacturing process used to form sheet metal into shapes with significant depth — typically cylindrical or box-like — by pulling the metal blank into a die cavity with a punch. It’s commonly used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and appliance manufacturing to produce parts like cans, cylinders, and complex housings.

 

KEY ASPECTS OF DEEP DRAWING INCLUDE:  
- Material Selection: Metals such as steel, aluminum, and copper alloys are common due to their ductility and formability.  
- Die and Punch Design: The die cavity and punch shape dictate the final form of the part. Lubrication is often used to reduce friction and wear.

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