Cold sheet
metal blanking
Cold sheet metal blanking is a precision cold-working process conducted by MP at room temperature using punches and dies. This method is employed to create precise and intricate shapes. MP employs this process to produce metal parts adaptable to the automotive sector, household appliances, and other fields of application. The process offers numerous advantages, including high precision and production efficiency. While ideal for large-scale production, MP also ensures capability for short production runs.
Cold sheet metal blanking
Cold metal blanking involves the separation of sheet metal through cutting, obtaining individual components with various and specific geometries. The method is carried out using blanking dies consisting of a punch and die, which create a fracture in the sheet metal that replicates the exact shape of the cutting elements.
This process offers several advantages, including fast and cost-effective production of metal parts and the ability to create complex shapes with high repeatability.
Metals suitable for blanking
Blanking suits different materials, including stainless steel, aluminium, iron, brass, titanium, and phosphor bronze. Its versatility allows it to meet the standards of various industrial sectors, addressing complex component requirements with high precision, efficiency, durability, and quality assurance.
Stainless steel
Stainless steel is ideal for blanking due to its ductility and strength, enabling the formation of precise and intricate parts.
Phosphor bronze
Phosphor bronze delivers excellent results in blanking due to its good workability and high strength.
Industries we collaborate with
Automotive
Agriculture
Furnishings
Electronics
Water Treatment
Electromechanics
Home Appliances
Sports
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Mould design service for metal blanking
MP uses moulds in blanking operations, supplied by customers or designed in collaboration with external partners, according to provided specifications. Design considerations include piece geometry, material type, and applied pressure.
Moulds ensure precise results and repeatability and minimize surface defects. MP, alongside external partners, optimizes mould geometries for efficient, high-quality production.
Fleet for metalworking
|
Machinery |
Model |
Tons |
Workbench Dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|
|
PRESS |
MBB |
12 |
400X265 |
|
PRESS |
ZANI |
30 |
700X460 |
|
PRESS |
ZANI |
60 |
800X520 |
|
PRESS |
LOSA |
63 |
850X450 |
|
PRESS |
PRESSIX |
80 |
620X880 |
|
PRESS |
PRESSIX |
100 |
1020X660 |
|
PRESS |
PRESSIX |
100 |
660X1050 |
|
PRESS |
PRESSIX |
130 |
1200X700 |
|
PRESS |
PRESSIX |
130 |
1250X750 |
|
PRESS |
PRESSIX |
160 |
1250X750 |
|
PRESS |
ZANI |
160 |
720X1200 |
|
PRESS |
PRESSIX |
200 |
800X1450 |
|
PRESS |
TWO POST PRESS |
315 |
1400X1200 |
|
PRESS |
PRESSIX A DOUBLE UPRIGHT PRESS WITH TWO CONNECTING RODS |
315 |
1300X2200 |
|
SPOT WELDING MACHINE |
EME MOD. SD-60 M5 V.380 |
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Examples of sheet metal blanking
