During a high‑volume stamping cycle for a car‑door inner panel, a TRABON dosing unit supplies a controlled film of anti‑wear lubricant directly into the die cavity. The dispenser is mounted on the press‑line near the progressive die and injects the fluid at the precise moment the sheet metal contacts the forming tools, creating a thin, repeatable layer that reduces friction and heat buildup. By delivering the lubricant only where the material touches the die, the unit helps maintain tight tolerances, prevents galling, and extends the life of costly tooling. Operators program the unit to match the rhythm of the press, so each stroke receives the same amount of fluid, which is essential when producing complex die geometries for automotive sheet‑metal components. In addition to lubricant, the same dispenser can be switched to feed cooling spray during the die‑making process, keeping the workpiece temperature stable and avoiding distortion. This targeted dosing capability enables continuous production of high‑precision dies while keeping downtime for tool changes to a minimum.