Deep Draw Metal Forming - tooling 50% less vs stamping| California Hydroforming |City of Industry CA

If you need deep draw metal stampings we can save you 50% off tooling costs with Hydroforming.
California Hydroforming has been a leader in Deep Draw Metal Forming using Hydro form bladder presses since 1956. Our product development experience combined with our unique approach to forming has allowed us to be a leader in forming technology, developing tooling & procedures to form hardware for a wide range of applications.With a maximum blank diameter up to 26”, we can meet a wide range of your forming requirements.
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Advantages of Hydroforming
SAVINGS IN TOOL COST - Simplified tooling, only a male punch and draw ring are generally the only tools required. The rubber diaphragm acts as a universal female die.
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SIMPLE TOOL INSTALLATION - Tools are quickly mounted and are self-centering and self-aligning.
VERSATILITY IN FORMING COMPLEX SHAPES & CONTOURS - Irregularly contoured shapes are easily formed using the Hydro form process because matching dies are not required.
MINIMAL MATERIAL THIN OUT - Hydroforming flows the metal rather than stretching it. Therefore, the material thin out is minimal, usually less than 10%. Wall thickness at the open end of the part is typically nominal or slightly greater, depending on initial thickness.
FEWER OPERATIONS REQUIRED - Many parts requiring two to three operations on conventional presses can be formed in one operation.
MATERIAL VERSATILITY - Practically all sheet metals capable of being cold formed, carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper, brass, precious metals, inconel (nickel alloys), titanium, Haynes 188 and others, can be hydroformed. Material thickness from .010 to .500 can be formed.
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[@adri.progression]

wow great demo! Professor Dave Beach (Stanford) told me about Hydroforming for my project in his Design and Manufacturing class and I'm so glad that your content is available so I can get ideas for what is possible with this method. Helped a lot in terms of displaying the different geometries available. I'm doing research about this process for my project so I appreciate the fact that this is here on youtube. Thanks for sharing!

[@sparked3113]

It's an awesome process, I made tooling for a Hydroform press in the 1970's. Deep drawing aluminium and stainless. Even used epoxy punches for large irregular shaped jelly molds.

[@partgurus]

Very cool!

[@HarshadPatel-nz5cn]

I want to know different between Deep Drawing and Hydroforming process which is cost effective and cost saving method and advantages of hydroforming process

[@partgurus]

Will upload soon