particularly in the production of stamped parts. It serves as a placeholder or spacer within a die set during the blanking operation. In metal stamping operations, a blanking disk is placed between the upper and lower halves of the die set to maintain proper spacing and alignment. When the press applies force to the die set, the blanking disk helps distribute the pressure evenly across the workpiece, ensuring uniform cutting and minimizing deformation or distortion. The blanking disk is typically made from a durable material such as steel or carbide to withstand the forces involved in the stamping process. It may have various configurations and dimensions depending on the specific requirements of the stamping operation and the size of the workpiece being produced.