Blanking: A punching process that uses a die to separate part of the material or part from another part of the material, part, or scrap. Blanking is the general term for the separation process, such as cutting, blanking, punching, punching, punching, cutting, cutting, cutting, trimming, cutting, cutting and refurbishing.

To cut is a stamping process in which the material is localized rather than completely separated from the contour. The material that is cut and is located at or substantially in the plane before the separation.

Trimming: trimming is the use of die trim forming the edge of the process, so that it has a certain diameter, a certain height or a certain shape of a stamping process.

The tongue is a stamping process that transfers the material along the open contour rather than completely. Partially separated material, with a certain position required by the workpiece, is no longer located on the plane before the separation.

     The cutting is a stamping step in which the material is separated from the open profile, and the separated material becomes a workpiece or a work piece.

A flushing process in which a hollow or tubular opening is expanded outwardly.

Punching: Punching is a stamping process in which waste is separated from the material or process along the closed contour, and the desired hole is obtained in the material or part.

Punching: Punching is a stamping step in which the scrap is separated from the material or the work piece along the open contour. The open profile forms a notch and its depth does not exceed the width.

Grooving: The grooving is a stamping process in which the scrap is separated from the material or the work piece along the open profile. The open profile is in the form of a groove whose depth exceeds the width.

Red center hole: punching the center hole in the process of forming the surface of the concave surface of a concave stamping process, the back material is not corresponding to the convex.

Fine red: fine red is a kind of clean and punched, it uses a belt with a fine paste die to make the whole section of the whole or almost all smooth.

Continuous die: continuous die is a punch with two or more stations, the material with the press stroke once sent to a station, so that the gradual formation of pieces.

Single process mode: single process mode is a stroke in the press only to complete a process of the die.

Combination die: combination die is a geometric elements (straight line, angle, arc, hole) by step by step to form a variety of pieces of the general, adjustable sets of die. The contours of the planar shape are generally required to be divided into several pairs of dies.

The embossing process is a punching process that is squeezed into the work piece with a punch, forcing the material into the opposite pits to form the bump.

Embossing: embossing is a forced part of the extrusion material, in the process of forming a shallow concave pattern, pattern, text or symbols of a stamping process. The back of the embossed surface does not correspond to the raised projections.