What the process covers
Stamping turns flat steel sheet into a finished pressed part in one or more press strokes. A typical line blanks the outline, pierces holes, then forms, flanges or draws the shape. Parts that need several operations run on a tandem line of presses, or in a progressive die (see progressive die stamping).
ENCO’s press capacity
129 presses at Kapriwas, Bhagapura and Dharuhera - 77 mechanical, 36 hydraulic and 16 progressive - from 100 T to 630 T. The double-point presses take beds up to 2,800 mm.
Sheet 0.5 to 8 mm - cold-rolled, galvannealed, hot-rolled and high-tensile steel up to 590 MPa.