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    Press or Mill




    Do you think a 12 ton press could stamp/emboss a 24 gauge zinc alloy 1 1/4 " round disk? Would I need someone to make me a coining die or would just getting it milled. The artwork is just an example and the reason I ask about the press is I do own one. I am not sure I am using the right term like coining,die,stamp or is this embossing?


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    You would have to mill the die set. Depends on quantities. I think 12 ton could handle it. Might have to make progressive dies.
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    Here is a coining press, says 30 ton for "dime and nickel size".
    Coining press for sale

    Type an hardness of the material will affect it but I think you are a bit optimistic at 12 ton for something 1.25" diameter.


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