Automobile hot forming dies refer to the dies and die parts used in the hot forming process, primarily for stamping steel plates heated to a plastic state into specific shapes. The die determines the final shape and quality of the hot forming product.
Types and characteristics of automotive hot forming dies:
Automobile hot forming die are mainly divided into the following categories:
- Single-sided die: used for simple parts, usually with only one mold surface.
- Double-sided die: used for complex parts, with two mold surfaces, suitable for applications requiring complex geometry.
- Vacuum forming die: used to produce large and flat parts, such as trays and packaging boxes.
- Molding die: used to produce parts that require higher quality and precision, such as automotive parts, home appliance shell, etc.
- Plug-in auxiliary hot forming die: used to produce parts with complex shapes, such as food containers and cosmetic packaging.
- Double sheet hot forming die: used for parts that require structural stiffness and additional functions, such as automotive parts and storage tanks.
Application field of automotive hot forming die
Automotive hot forming dies are widely used in the automotive industry to produce lightweight, durable, and aesthetically pleasing parts. Common applications include door panels, bumpers, dashboards, and trim strips. The hot forming process can produce high-strength, high-precision parts with minimal waste, significantly enhancing the safety and durability of vehicles.
