What does the manufacturing process for stamped terminals include?

Die-stamped terminals are typically formed on sheet metal by Precision Stamped Parts, which includes blanking, bending, embossing, punching, etc., to form terminals with specific shapes and functions. The metal material used can be copper, copper alloys, aluminum, steel, etc., depending on factors such as electrical properties, mechanical strength, and cost.

What is the structure and function of the mold stamping terminal?

The stamped terminals come with structural as mentioned above like pin type, fork type, U shape, L shape, etc., which can fulfill the requirement of various connection types like crimping, soldering, screw fixing, etc. Most of the terminals contain crimping areas, soldering areas,s or even screw holes for fixing wires, cables, or circuit boards. However, some terminals have springs to guarantee a secure connection with the contact surface.
Automotive electronics: It finds its applications in the connection of wiring harnesses in the vehicle such as Engine control, systems, Body electronics modules, etc.

In what fields are Hardware Stamping Parts Terminals widely used?

Communication equipment: In the telephone, switchgear, network components, base station, etc., it is used for signal and power access.
Household appliances: It is used for connection of parts within an appliance such as a refrigerator, an air conditioning system, a washing machine and the like.
Industrial automation: Being applied for signal as well as data transmission in PLCs, sensors, actuators, etc.
Medical equipment: Applied for wire connection and sensor connection in different monitoring and treatment products.
Computer and peripheral equipment: Available in these applications of power and signal connections in motherboards, hard disks, monitors, etc.

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