Stamping and blanking:
the core of mass production

The minimum cost-effective batch size for blanking depends on the characteristics of the item (such as shape, material and complexity) and the customer’s specific requirements, such as the quantities required, delivery times and available budget.

Overall, blanking is especially cost-effective for medium to large-scale production runs, as it requires the creation of dedicated dies, the cost of which is more easily recouped with larger batches. To assess cost-effectiveness and determine the most suitable minimum batch size, we analyse each request on a case-by-case basis, offering customised solutions.

Yes, we can also make the die. We always carefully assess the customer’s requirements and, based on their specific technical and production needs, propose the most advantageous solution in terms of quality, timing and costs.

Yes, we also work with pre-galvanised and pre-coated materials. We have experience in processing these materials, which require special care to preserve their surface finishes during the blanking or bending stages. We use specific tools and techniques to ensure that the material’s aesthetic and functional properties are maintained, thereby offering an optimal solution for applications requiring a ready-to-use final finish.

During production, the operator performs specific sample controls: for every set number of components, one is selected to check its dimensional and functional characteristics. The controls are performed using gauges, inspection templates and other suitable tools, in accordance with the technical specifications of the component. There is ongoing cooperation with our technical department, which supports production in interpreting tolerances and defining the most effective control methods. This approach enables us to guarantee consistent quality and compliance with customer requirements.