Deep Drawing - Natlmfg.com

Posted by MichealH Alexander on March 16th, 2021

Deep drawing is a forming process where a sheet metal blank is progressively formed into a three dimensional shape by the mechanical action of a punch drawing the material into a forming die.   This process is considered more efficient than machining because more than it’s diameter or width. e there is significantly less wastage of metal. Deep Drawn Metal

The process is considered “deep drawing if the depth of the part produced is more than it’s diameter or width. Deep drawing is achieved achieved in multiple progressive draws.   Deep drawing can produce intricate, precise, symmetrical and asymmetrical parts that are usually stronger than the base material used to product them due to the hardening that happens as part of the drawing process.

National Manufacturing Co., Inc. works with various materials like Cold rolled steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass, Monel®, titanium, Hastelloy®, Kovar®, nickel, Inconel®, Mumetal®, tantalum and others for producing durable, high-quality deep drawn stampings.

Deep Drawn Can

For more than 70 years, National Manufacturing Co., Inc.has been producing deep drawn cans, boxes, and bottles, as well as irregular shaped products. Deep drawing requires tooling such as a punch, blank holder and die. A punch is forced against a material blank and the desired form is shaped by drawing the material through the die. Deep Drawn Metal Stampings

Deep drawn cans can be produced using a variety of materials including aluminum, stainless steel, aluminized steel, cold rolled steel, brass, bronze, nickel, and titanium.