Progressive Dies is a fast and efficient way to make metal parts. In this process, a long strip of metal is fed from a coil into a tool called a progressive die. The metal moves through a series of stations inside the die. At each station, a different operation is performed-like cutting, bending, or shaping.

By the time the metal strip reaches the end, a finished part is produced, and the leftover strip is removed as scrap. This process enables cost-efficient manufacturing through sequential operations, all within a single press stroke.