What Technical Measures Need To Be Met During The Metal Stamping Process

What technical measures need to be met during the metal stamping process

Whether it is operation technology or safety, the metal stamping process must meet the corresponding requirements, starting with its technical measures. You should know that the so-called metal stamping is a process that uses a punch press and a mold to deform or break iron, aluminum, copper and other plates and special materials to achieve a certain shape and size.

It can be seen that there are certain similarities between metal stamping and sheet forming, but there are slight differences, because sheet forming is carried out with sheets, thin-walled tubes, thin profiles, etc. as raw materials. In this case, the deformation in the direction of the thick plate is generally not considered.

When designing metal stamping parts, the structure must be easy to operate, safe and reliable. During the metal stamping process, as long as the staff's hands, arms, heads, etc. are extended into the danger zone, the stamping work can basically be completed smoothly. Of course, the commissioning, installation, repair, handling and storage of equipment are also very important, mainly for convenience and safety.

As a metal stamping part, it must have sufficient strength, so the material selection is reasonable; at the same time, the formed metal stamping parts should try to avoid contact with external convex and concave products to avoid damage. When designing metal stamping parts, the location of the mechanized device should be considered so that mechanized and automated devices can replace manual operations when necessary.

During the metal stamping process, the structures of the ejector, pusher, and unloading plate must be reliable, and other aspects must not pose safety hazards to the operator. With the coordination of various requirements, metal stamping can be successfully completed and high-quality metal stamping parts can be obtained.