Innovation Drives Metal stamping machine Systems Forward

Innovation Drives Metal stamping machine Systems Forward



Metal stamping machine tools are seeing updates with new servo motor technology and intelligent machines.To get more news about stamping parts manufacturer, you can visit tenral.com official website.

The global automotive industry Metal stamping is in better shape than it was five years ago, especially in the US where profits and sales have recovered following the recent economic crisis, and in China where growth remains strong, according to McKinsey & Company’s recent study on what is driving the global automotive industry to 2020 and beyond.

The management consultancy found four key challenges that OEMs need to address to get a piece of future profitability:To capture future growth and find profit from these challenges—and to mitigate their risks—OEMs cannot simply turn to their traditional toolbox. They need to review and adjust their strategic priorities, deploy the appropriate investments and resources, and develop new skills to execute these strategic objectives Metal stamping machine.

Press equipment manufacturers like Seyi are following suit. The company delivered a 400-ton straight side servo press and an 800-ton straight-side eccentric gear servo press to automotive OEM Daimler Group in 2016, and the company will soon complete an 800-ton straight-side servo press for Tesla Motors in USA. The company has focussed on three main themes, which were also on display at the recent Taipei International Machine Tool Show 2017.
Along with creating less noise, servo motors also offer energy savings over hydraulics. However, the largest advantage is the ability to control slide position and velocity. Practical applications of this precise control include what the company calls “vibration motion curve”, which is especially suitable for deep drawing and creating diverse metal parts. A “pendulum curve motion” can also reach speeds of 170 strokes per minute.

The company has been developing a production process called “Intelligent Press Line Management Systems”, which can manage all necessary production items, including the operator, machine, tooling, maintenance, process and more. The integration of hardware and software, big data, analysis on the cloud are also included to meet clients’ requirements.

The car industry faces challenging times, according to a report by Euler Hermes. The rise of the shared economy, new partnerships with disruptive technology companies, high volatility in some emerging countries, the race to launch autonomous vehicles, and diesel scandals rocking big players are happening all at the same time.

Yet, a global presence remains a must for car manufacturers to benefit from global growth. Car manufacturers and their suppliers will need to continue adapting their offerings to stay competitive.

“The automotive industry has always been one of the fastest growth engines for Seyi. We will continue to work with customers in this industry, and focus on tier one and two OEM customers,” said Seyi chairman and chief executive officer Claire Kuo.