In response to the global call for environmental protection, the stamping parts processing industry is actively exploring and implementing green and environmentally friendly processes. One of the main areas of focus is energy conservation. Modern stamping equipment is being designed with energy - efficient features, such as servo - motor - driven presses that consume less electricity compared to traditional mechanical presses. Additionally, waste heat recovery systems are being installed in some factories to utilize the heat generated during the stamping process for other purposes, such as pre - heating materials or heating the factory premises.

　　Another important aspect is waste reduction. Advanced process planning and simulation techniques are used to optimize the stamping process, reducing material waste. For example, by using computer - aided engineering (CAE) software to simulate the stamping process, manufacturers can determine the most efficient blank shape and size, minimizing scrap. Recycling and reuse of materials are also emphasized. Scrap metal generated during stamping can be recycled, and some factories are exploring the use of recycled materials in their production processes.

　　In addition, the use of environmentally friendly lubricants and cleaning agents is on the rise. Traditional lubricants and cleaning agents often contain harmful chemicals that can pollute the environment. Newer bio - based lubricants and water - based cleaning agents are being developed and adopted, which are less toxic and easier to dispose of, helping the stamping parts processing industry to achieve more sustainable development.