Stamping is a type of chipless manufacturing process. The term encompasses several cutting, forming, and shaping processes. For example, a stamping die can be used to cut, form, or join materials.
Our stamping technology is based on the precise Cold Forming of Coil Stock / Strip Material with thicknesses ranging from 0.4 to 6 mm.
We manufacture your components with high Repeatability and consistently reproducible quality using tool-bound dies on our high-performance automatic stamping and forming machines with Press Forces ranging from 3,000 to 8,000 kN.
Depending on the component geometry and production run requirements, we use progressive Die tools or transfer Die tools. Both technologies allow us to combine multiple manufacturing steps within a single automated process to offer you the most cost-effective solution.
Our stamping technology is suitable for a wide range of industrial applications that require precise, cost-effectively manufactured metal components.
It offers advantages in terms of quality, efficiency, and process stability, particularly for medium- to high-volume serial production runs—regardless of the industry or specific application.
With our stamping technology, we offer more than just the manufacture of components.
Early-stage co-engineering, optimally designed tools, and automated
processes result in cost-effective, precise, and stable mass-production solutions. Our
experience, Process Reliability, and flexibility make us a reliable partner for
complex components across a wide range of industries.
Fischer Fertigungstechnik GmbH & Co. KG
Stadtring Nordhorn 111
33334 Gütersloh
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