This process is widely used in manufacturing automotive body panels (such as doors and hoods), structural components, seat systems, instrument systems, exhaust systems, and powertrains; as well as the housings of household appliances (refrigerator and air conditioner panels) and precision components for electronic products.
Furthermore, this technology also has wide applications in high-end manufacturing fields such as medical equipment and aerospace.
This process is a core technology in automotive parts manufacturing; a large number of metal parts in modern automobile manufacturing rely on stamping for forming.