How is the etching process used for stamping?

Writer：admin Time：2023-06-30 15:26 Browse：℃

　　Nowadays, we can see product nameplates and item labels in many places. For example, mechanical nameplates, customized metal signs on bags, customized metal door signs on doors, and customized metal nameplates used on cameras, digital devices, audio systems, etc., are designed to highlight products, display products, and guide people. So we have only seen and may not have thought about some of the processes for customizing metal signs and metal nameplates. Today, Da Dong will explain the etching process and stamping technology to you and share some simple information with you.

　　1、 Etching process

　　We can generally understand that etching process is an extension of stamping process and can replace product production problems that stamping process cannot solve. Stamping involves mold issues, and most stamping molds are relatively expensive. Once the mold is determined, if you want to make further changes, you will need to open the mold again, which can easily cause mold waste and reduce production efficiency.

　　However, the etching process effectively solves problems that stamping technology cannot solve, such as the ability to replace and design molds at any time, and the low cost. The arbitrariness and controllability of changes have greatly increased. Providing designers with a broader space. At the same time, it also helps the stamping process solve the problem of rolled edges during stamping. However, the etching process is not the same. They often need to be combined with stamping to better utilize their characteristics.

　　Screen printed nameplate panel

　　How to do stamping with etching? Generally, after etching, it is combined with stamping. That is to say, etching can be designed into corresponding mold stamping positioning points according to the stamping mold. For example, forming and bending positioning holes can be processed simultaneously during etching. There are also some issues with continuous die stamping, which can help the etched products to be positioned accordingly. This effectively solves the problem of matching stamping after etching. The two processes complement each other! Complementary mutual assistance has been widely applied in the market.