Die stamping is a manufacturing process that involves shaping metal sheets by pressing them into a mold, known as a die. This technique is commonly used to create parts for various industries, including automotive and electronics. The process can produce high volumes of consistent and precise components quickly. During die stamping, a stamping press applies significant force to the metal sheet, forcing it into the die's shape. This method can be used for cutting, bending, or forming the metal, making it versatile for different applications. Die stamping is efficient and cost-effective, especially for large production runs.