SHEET METAL PRESSING
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Flexible and Efficient Production of High Quality Sheet Metal Components With Mechanical Presses Fully Asserved.
SHEET METAL PRESSING
COSTAM pressing department produces components from sheet metal or strips with mechanical presses from 15 to 500 tons at controlled speed, stroke and positioning. It guarantees large series production, meeting high quality standards thanks to automatic feeding lines and progressive dies, also equipped with automatic threading and carriers for the simultaneous execution of several operations. Furthermore, the robotic cells for components loading and unloading allow a flexible and efficient production, even for small and medium-sized series.
COSTAM directly takes care of dies and equipment maintenance to guarantee a constant quality standard of production.
COSTAM carries out processings both on mechanical components with reduced dimensional tolerances and on elements requiring a high aesthetic finish. Thanks to the co-presence of different skills within the company, it provides a complete service that meets its clients’ numerous needs.
Furthermore, it uses some selected partners for complementary processing, surface treatments and finishes, thus integrating the processes carried out in-house.
COSTAM processes metal sheet and strips, from 0.05 to 6 mm thick, in carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper and its alloys.
DIES CONSTRUCTION
After a careful analysis, COSTAM defines an optimized and efficient production cycle for each project, providing the clients with its experience in design and construction of progressive and shooting dies for punching, bending and forming of sheet metal components.
Thanks to the experience of high skilled technicians and to the use of innovative materials and modern technologies in surface-treatments and coatings, the state-of-the-art machine tools and the continuously updated CAD/CAM softwares enable the realization of reliable equipments that ensure high-level quality productions even in the long term.