A full feed line is a type of our stamping die design, where raw material is fed through the die in a continuous strip, with the stamping operation occurring at each station along the die. This is in contrast to a partial feed line, where the material is fed through the die in individual sections.

If your stamping dies have full feed lines, this means that the raw material is fed continuously through each station of the die. This type design can offer several advantages, including increased productivity and efficiency, as well as improved quality and consistency of the finished parts.

With a full feed line, the material can be fed through the die more quickly and smoothly, reducing the potential for misalignment or other issues that can arise with partial feed lines. Additionally, the finished metal parts are more consistent in size and shape, with less variation from part to part.

However, there are some potential drawbacks to full feed line stamping dies as well. For example, the dies may be more complex and expensive to design and manufacture than partial feed line dies. On the other hand, the material is fed continuously through the die, there may be limitations on the length or size of the parts that can be produced.Considering cost-effective side, stamping die with a full feed line is more suitable for high precision stamping works.