Forming technology in the sense of sheet metal forming by deep drawing and punching, followed by subsequent processing options: welding, machining, flame spraying and the assembly of complex components.

Together with our partners, we also produce tempered and coated parts, among other things.
Typical examples of the use of forming technology are complex components in the area of paper fixing in sheet-fed printing machines or protective caps with a high degree of deformation in automotive drive trains.
The combination of precision engineering requirements for assemblies and the cold forming of sheet metal materials enables a wide range of parts to be produced. Among other things, tempered precision sheet metal parts are found in automotive drive trains.

Delimitation

Sheet metal forming technology here essentially refers to conventional deep drawing and punching techniques using hydraulic and mechanical presses. It does not refer to manufacturing methods such as bending, pressing, roll forming, tube bending techniques, hot forming, hydroforming, solid forming of steels, etc.