Materials：

Dies are typically made from high-strength, wear-resistant tool steels or carbide materials. Common steel types include:

D2 Steel:Known for its hardness and wear resistance, suitable for cutting and forming operations.

H13 Steel:Offers high toughness and heat resistance, often used in hot working applications.

Carbide:Extremely hard and wear-resistant, used in high-precision and high-wear applications.

Manufacturing Process：

Design:Detailed design using CAD software to ensure precision and functionality.

Material Selection:Choosing appropriate materials based on the application and required properties.

Machining:Initial shaping of the die using processes like milling, turning, and grinding.

Heat Treatment:Processes such as quenching and tempering to enhance material properties like hardness and toughness.

Finishing:Precision machining, including EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining) and polishing, to achieve the final dimensions and surface finish.

Assembly and Testing:Assembling die components and conducting trial runs to ensure proper functionality and performance.

Applications：

Main dies are used in various industries, including:

Automotive:Producing body panels, engine components, and other parts.

Electronics:Manufacturing casings, connectors, and other intricate parts.

Aerospace:Creating components for aircraft and spacecraft with high precision.

Construction:Forming structural components and fittings.

Consumer Goods:Producing a wide range of products from household appliances to personal gadgets.

Product Attributes：

Place Of Origin : China

Company Type: Manufacturer

Customized Support : OEM, ODM

Certification : ISO9001:2015

Model Number ：Various Type

Trial Order: Accptable

Packaging & Delivery

Selling Units:Piece/Pieces