Until recently, cold forming has been the primary manufacturing method for critical structural components using high-strength steels. Today's technological innovations have made hot stamping a rising star, which also has new requirements for the tool and die steel used.

By rapidly forming and hardening hot blanks in molds, larger, stronger, and more complex parts can be produced. However, this places higher requirements on the tool and die steel used in metal molds. For example, in order to perform reliably at a specific temperature, tool and die steel needs to have excellent thermal conductivity, hot yield strength, high toughness and ductility.

A variety of tool and die steel solutions to meet the most demanding requirements: DYH-V3, DHMAX DYMAX, DYH8 and DYH7 UINPM. These tool and die steels have stable and reliable performance and a long service life, thereby shortening the production cycle and ensuring the excellent quality of the final product. .