This invention provides a pressure-stabilizing
stamping die device for
processing automotive parts, belonging to the technical field of automotive parts
processing molds. The device includes an upper die plate, a lower die plate, a bottom support plate, an upper die
assembly, and a lower punch
assembly. A first
nitrogen spring, a second
nitrogen spring, and a third
nitrogen spring are fixed on the bottom support plate. The first nitrogen spring is located at both ends of the bottom support plate, with its upper end connected to both ends of the upper die plate. The upper end of the second nitrogen spring passes through a drawing and pressing plate and abuts against a wear-resistant block. The first and second nitrogen springs are connected by an air
pipe. The upper end of the third nitrogen spring is connected to the lower end of the drawing and pressing plate. Connecting the first and second nitrogen springs through the air
pipe enables coordinated adjustment of the
stamping pressure. When the downward pressure of the upper die plate is too high, nitrogen can flow between the two nitrogen springs, reducing the pressure of the corner pressure plate in the reverse direction, effectively preventing the material from failing to flow into the cavity due to excessive pressure.