One Hundred Percent First-Pass Yield for Cemented Carbide Parts

Toolmaking One Hundred Percent First-Pass Yield for Cemented Carbide Parts

2026-10-13 A guest post by Peter Klingauf | Translated by AI 6 min Reading Time

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Quittenbaum GmbH manufactures complex stamping dies in its toolmaking department using a five-axis machining center from Kern. The machine reliably achieves dimensional accuracy of 3 micrometers (0.00012 inches) and consistently smooth, mirror-like surfaces.

Complex progressive dies serve as the basis for stamped and formed parts—such as the copper outer conductors for sensor elements shown here. They are equipped with bending and embossing dies manufactured on the Kern Micro HD.(Image: Quittenbaum, LLC) — Complex progressive dies serve as the basis for stamped and formed parts—such as the copper outer conductors for sensor elements shown here. They are equipped with bending and embossing dies manufactured on the Kern Micro HD.
(Image: Quittenbaum, LLC)

Located near Königssee in Bavaria (Germany) and surrounded by majestic mountains such as the Watzmann, Quittenbaum GmbH shows itself at its best in the bright sunshine. That pleasant feeling continues as you enter the lobby of the precision stamping plant in Schönau am Königssee, thanks to the employees who create an atmosphere of complete satisfaction.

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