Stamping Production Lines Built from This Range
A stamping production line is a press, its feeding equipment and its die working as one timed system: coil in at one end, finished parts out at the other. This manufacturer documents the components of that system in its own catalogue — presses whose pages state connection with automatic feeding lines, combined decoiler-straightener-feeder units, and servo feeding lines — and lists a C-frame double crank press of 110-315 tons for automatic punching production lines, documented for single and progressive die work in blanking, piercing, bending and forming, connectable with an automatic feeding line. This page assembles the line from those documented components only: no line rates or configurations are published beyond them, and a specific line is engineered and quoted per part.
The Line, Stage by Stage
- Coil handling: a decoiler (uncoiler) holds the coil — in the catalogue's combined units, up to 7 tons on the compact 3-in-1 — and pays strip out. See decoiler machines.
- Straightening: levelling rollers remove coil set — 11 levelling rollers on the NLF2 combined unit, over a 0.3-3.2 mm window. See coil straighteners.
- Feeding: the feeder advances the strip one pitch per stroke — NC servo feeders with 20 stored feed-length groups (a listed option), roll feeders, and gripper feeders for short pitches. See servo feeders.
- The press: crank, servo, hydraulic or high-speed — the line listing's press is a C-frame double crank of 110-315 tons with six-point slide gibs, a dry clutch/brake and a hydraulic overload protector among its published features; the A1 page documents connection with single presses, progressive dies, mechanical arms and transfer systems.
- The die and the exit: progressive dies keep the part on the strip to the last station; transfer systems move freed parts station to station. Whether the die is supplied with the line or provided by the customer is confirmed in the line quotation.
What the Catalogue Documents — and What It Does Not
Documented, per the listings and product pages: the combined feeding units' material windows (0.3-4.5 mm and 70-1,000 mm on the compact 3-in-1, feed accuracy ±0.15 mm under 500 mm feeding length), the NLF2's 0.3-3.2 mm window and 11 levelling rollers, the line press's tonnage band and feature set, and a documented minimum order of one piece for the catalogue's main press models. Not published anywhere in the sources, and therefore not claimed here: a combined line's strokes-per-minute as a system, parts-per-hour figures, or a standard line configuration. The rate for your line is an output of the line quotation — which is written against the part drawing, material, coil data and target volume you send.
How a Line Enquiry Is Built
- The part: drawing, material grade and thickness, and the process sequence (blanking, piercing, bending, forming).
- The coil: width, thickness range, coil weight — send these with the enquiry.
- The die position: existing die, die in design, or die to be specified — with die height and footprint if known.
- The target: strokes per minute and monthly volume.
The component branches carry their own published data: coil feeding lines for the combined units, metal stamping machines for the press-and-line system view, and the press families from the products index.
Frequently Asked Questions
What presses anchor a stamping production line here?
The catalogue's line listing is a C-frame double crank press of 110-315 tons documented for connection with an automatic feeding line. Other presses in the range document automation and transfer connection on their own pages — the line is configured around the part, not around a single press model.
What is included in a line quotation?
What the quotation covers is confirmed for your line in the enquiry: the press and the feeding configuration are specified against the part drawing, material, coil data and target volume you send, and the written quotation sets out its own scope.
What output rate will a line run at?
No system rate is published in the manufacturer's sources, so none is claimed here. The rate for your line is stated in the line quotation for your part.
Can a single press with its feeding unit be ordered?
The catalogue documents a minimum order of one piece for its main press models. Whether a single press is ordered together with its feeding unit, and the line configuration for your part, is set out in the quotation.
Send an Enquiry
Tell us the machine, your material and thickness, and the part you are forming. Tonnage, configuration and price are confirmed in the written quotation.