Stamping parts processing plant talks with you about the process and design of stamping parts-hardware

In what processes are the stamping parts that we often use? How to design to achieve the appropriate effect? The stamping parts processing plant is a small master, sorting out a few points to share with you: 1. According to the shape and size of the stamping parts, start to determine the nature of the stamping process, such as: punching, zigzag, deep drawing, bulging, reaming, etc. Method and process The method and process of stamping die planning. 2. Calculate the degree of deformation of each stamping forming method. If the degree of deformation exceeds the limit of deformation, the number of punches in this process should be calculated. 3. According to the deformation characteristics and quality requirements of each process, organize a reasonable stamping sequence. Attention should be paid to ensure that the deformation zone of each process is a weak zone. The already formed part (including the punched hole or shape) shall not participate in the deformation in the subsequent process. The polygonal zigzag parts must be bent first outside and then bent. Inside, it is necessary to organize necessary auxiliary processes and processes such as shaping, leveling, and heat treatment. 4. Under the premise of ensuring the accuracy of the parts, determine a reasonable process combination method according to the production batch and the blank positioning and discharge requirements. 5. To plan two or more process plans, and compare the quality, cost, production rate, mold sharpening and repair, mold life and operational safety, etc., to select the best process plan. 6. Start to determine the stamping equipment of each process. Choosing a suitable stamping parts processing plant can alleviate a lot of troubles in our work. Hardware with 15 years of experience, more than 20 Ru0026D and design engineers, 2 days for proofing, 4 days for prototype. The daily production capacity of 3 million can quickly solve your time problems, accuracy problems, and quality problems.