In 2026, IDO Technology shipped stamping dies for multiple washing machine components to an Iranian home appliance manufacturer. The supply included tooling for inner drum blanks, cabinets, front panels, front rings, connecting plates, and brackets, supporting the client’s preparations for in-house production of washing machine metal components.
The client planned to manufacture washing machine metal components in-house and needed stamping dies for a range of parts. This required tooling for both major components, such as the drum and cabinet, and smaller connecting and supporting parts.
The project involved different sheet thicknesses and operation sequences. IDO supplied an inner drum progressive die alongside separate dies for successive stamping operations on front panels and selected connecting and supporting components.
The scope of supply covered the following component groups:
| Component Group | Tooling Supplied |
|---|---|
| Inner drum | Progressive die for inner drum blanks |
| Cabinet and panels | Stamping dies for the cabinet, front panel, front ring, and rear cover components |
| Connecting and supporting parts | Stamping dies for connecting plates and brackets |
| Other components | Stamping dies for door-related metal parts and additional supporting components |
Selected tooling specifications illustrate the range of the project:
| Item | Project Detail |
|---|---|
| Sheet thickness | Selected dies were specified for thicknesses ranging from 0.4 to 1.6 mm |
| Inner drum progressive die | Die weight of 4,000 kg |
| Front panel tooling | Selected dies were specified for 800-ton and 400-ton presses |
The inner drum progressive die was supplied for stamping drum blanks. Front panel tooling comprised separate dies for successive operations, with press requirements varying by operation.
The supply also included dies for upper and lower connecting plates and several bracket components. Together, these tools extended the project beyond the main cabinet and drum parts to the smaller metal components included in the client’s production plan.
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IDO shipped the dies in the second half of 2026 to support the client’s preparations for in-house production of washing machine metal components.
The project demonstrates IDO’s experience supplying tooling for both major washing machine components and smaller connecting and supporting parts within a single project.
Planning a similar washing machine tooling project? Contact IDO Technology with your component drawings, material requirements, and available press specifications to discuss the tooling scope.