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Conventional stamping does not know any material clamping action.<\/p>\n
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A conventionally stamped part shows the following Attributes:<\/p>\n
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Only approx. 30% of the cut surfaces are clean and free of tear-in and tear-off. The rest is broken.
\nThe part does not remain even because the process lacks a counter force.
\nThe stroke rate can be as much as 1000 strokes\/min. because the part can fall through the die plate.<\/p>\n
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Conventional blanks usually need secondary operations (i.e. milling, grinding) in order to become ready for assembly.<\/p>\n
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