Stamping Communication Parts

It's a basic process using dies to separate materials, which can directly make flat parts or prepare blanks for other processes. It includes blanking and punching, and is widely used in producing flat structural parts and perforated parts for communication equipment, like the outline blanking of mobile phone motherboards.

It's a plastic forming method to bend metal sheets, tubes and profiles into certain angles, curvatures and shapes. It's widely used to make brackets, frames and other parts with curved surfaces in communication equipment, such as the brackets of base station antennas.

It uses dies to transform flat blanks obtained after blanking into open hollow parts, and can make thin-walled parts like cylinders and steps. It's often used to make shells and shielding covers of communication equipment, such as router shells, ensuring they have good structural strength and stability.

It uses dies to stretch and thin the sheet metal to increase the local surface area for parts. It's used to make local protrusions and pits in communication equipment, like the reinforcing ribs of mobile phone battery compartments, which can enhance the strength and structural stability of the parts.

The blank rotates actively with the spinning die or the spinning head rotates around the blank and the spinning die. The spinning head moves relative to the core die and the blank to make the blank deform locally and continuously to obtain hollow rotary parts. It's suitable for manufacturing rotary parts such as the connector heads of antennas in communication equipment.