Do I need a stamping station?

Yes, to stamp a defined holding contour in the workpiece in just a few seconds and to transfer the high stamping forces.

What pressure is needed for stamping?

This depends on the material. You will quickly get the hang of this after just a few tests.

How can I see whether the stamping is deep enough?

Below the actual stamping tooth there is a stopper tooth. As a rule, this stopper tooth leaves a slight imprint below the stamping tooth. If this slight imprint is present, then stamping is deep enough.

Which materials can be stamped?

Unalloyed steel, case-hardened steel, tempering steel, cast iron, aluminium and plastics, high-alloy materials with special stamping jaws, but no rubber or chalky materials.

Does stamping deform the part?

The workpieces are only slightly deformed as the stamping pressure is adapted to the material.

Will I find the stamping when I insert my workpieces?

Every machine operator will be able to position the workpieces absolutely safely after only a few minutes.

Is scrubbing possible with the inogrip® jaws?

Certainly! Stamping creates a positive fit with far higher clamping forces than conventional gripper jaws.