In the clamping station of a sheet‑metal die press, the grey screwless end stop is mounted on the moving guide rail to define the exact travel limit of the die holder. When the press cycle reaches the preset position, the stop engages the sliding carriage, preventing overshoot and guaranteeing repeatable positioning for each stamping operation. Because the device is mounted without screws, installation is fast and adjustments can be made by hand, which is valuable during change‑over to a new die geometry. The end stop also absorbs the kinetic impact of the moving part, reducing wear on the rail and on adjacent components, thereby extending tool life. Operators of high‑volume stamping lines rely on this reliable positioning to keep cycle times short while maintaining tight tolerances on part dimensions. In a secondary application, the same component is used on conveyor‑driven feed units in plant automation, where it serves as a mechanical limit for shuttle plates, ensuring that feed motions stop precisely before the next processing stage. This simple mechanical cue keeps the line running smoothly without the need for additional sensors.