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Engineer inspecting a production stamping die

Find the cause.
Prove the fix.

Stamping die troubleshooting and tryout: from a recurring forming defect to a stable, production-ready process. We connect what happens in the part to the die, the material and the press.

The problem

When the die keeps fighting back.

Formability

Splits and thinning

Material flow fails at the same radius, run after run.

Springback

Springback out of spec

Parts miss the checking fixture and rework eats the margin.

Stability

Fixes that don’t stick

Each die adjustment moves the problem somewhere else.

On the press floor, it sounds like this.

Formability
“We can’t form this part.”
Material
“Even a high-elongation material still splits.”
Springback
“Springback is out of tolerance.”
Wrinkling
“Wrinkles persist despite die adjustments.”
Tool wear
“Die inserts are wearing too quickly.”
Production stability
“We need a permanent fix, not another workaround.”
Launch
“Launch is close and the part still splits.”
Scrap
“We’re sorting parts every shift.”

How we work

Five steps from defect to stable process.

Engineer measuring a formed part with a defect
Step 1 of 5

Identify

Measure the defect, the material properties and the press conditions.

Blue-light 3D scan of a die surface
Step 2 of 5

Reverse engineer

Compare real part and die geometry with 3D scanning.

Forming simulation strain map on screen
Step 3 of 5

Simulate

Connect material flow to the failure and test corrections virtually.

Die surface being machined after the correction
Step 4 of 5

Optimize die

Make a controlled, documented tooling correction.

Tryout part coming off the press
Step 5 of 5

Tryout

Check geometry and repeatability at the press against agreed criteria.

What you get

A fix you can audit.

Included services

Forming defect diagnosis3D scanning & reverse engineeringForming simulation & correlationDie modification & optimizationDie tryout

Root cause report

Findings, critical variables and the evidence behind them.

Die modification

Approved changes to surfaces, geometry or process parameters, documented.

Tryout results

Part measurements against the acceptance criteria agreed before we start.

Send photos of the part. And the tool.

Photos of the defect, the CAD or drawing, material and press data. If something is missing, we define what to capture first.

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