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Within early societies, metalworkers held significant value. As societies expanded their use of metals for a variety of applications such as heavy industry, agriculture, jewelry, and defense, the need for skilled metalworkers increased. Today, precision metal stamping is integral to almost every product we encounter. Enhanced capabilities have opened up new markets for this process.

The journey of coin making has culminated in the modern stamping press. Originally, coin production involved striking a blank metal with a heavy hammer between two dies—one upper and one lower die, each depicting the coin design in negative. This method persisted into the Middle Ages, with the term "struck" still used today to describe coins.

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During the 1830s, either German or French pressing tools were used to stamp coins. In 1550, a German silversmith developed a screw press for coin stamping, operated by up to twelve men to exert necessary pressure. The advent of steam power during the industrial revolution introduced a faster and more efficient method, lifting heavy weights to strike the dies.

By 1890, metal stamping for industrial parts was still novel. A German bicycle manufacturer initiated the use of metal stamping for bicycle components, revealing the process's potential for speed and cost efficiency. Surprisingly, Henry Ford, an assembly line innovator, was initially hesitant to adopt metal stamping for automobile parts. His engineers finally convinced him of its superiority over die-casting in terms of speed, cost, and quality—a decision that became imperative due to growing production demands.

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