These systems are of great importance in the metal sheet processing industry, as they automate the movement of parts between die stations, allowing for the stamping of complex and high-precision components at high volumes. This automation increases productive efficiency, reducing cycle times and manual labor in processes such as forming, cutting, and bending. Although the initial investment is high, the cost-benefit ratio is justified in mass productions. They are versatile for large parts and various materials, overcoming the limitations of traditional progressive dies.