The service life of stamping molds: The service life of stamping molds refers to the working life of molds that can continuously or intermittently complete the specified number of stamping workpieces under certain usage conditions, but cannot continue to be used. This lifespan is related to factors such as the design, material selection, processing technology, usage conditions, and maintenance of the mold itself. Generally speaking, we measure the service life of a mold by the number of workpieces it can process, which is the number of times the mold is used. Generally speaking, the service life standard of stamping molds needs to exceed 1 million times, and some high-quality molds can even exceed 10 million times.

Material selection: Stamping molds mainly use materials such as high-speed steel and hard alloy steel, and material selection directly affects the service life and cost of the mold.