Stamping hinge or casting hinge is better_Industry News

The manufacturing technology of hinges can be categorized into stamping and casting. Stamping involves forcibly altering the structure of an object using external force. As a result, a piece of iron plate is transformed into the desired shape, which is known as "stamping". This manufacturing process is quick and easy, making it cost-effective. Consequently, low-end models often incorporate stamped parts for the hinges on their doors. However, these parts may appear thin and expose more areas to the air, potentially allowing sand to infiltrate the interior.

Casting, on the other hand, is an ancient technique where molten metal is poured into a mold and cooled to form a specific shape. As material technology advanced, casting also progressed significantly. The modern casting technology now fulfills high requirements and standards in terms of accuracy, temperature, hardness, and other indicators. Due to the more expensive manufacturing process, cast hinges are commonly found on luxury cars.

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