Why Do Stamping Parts Manufacturers Debug The Mold before Production

Why do stamping parts manufacturers debug the mold before production?

Stamping parts manufacturers always debug the mold before mass production. Why do they debug the mold?

First of all, it is to evaluate the quality of the mold, check whether the quality of the products produced by the mold county meets the requirements, and determine whether the mold can be delivered for production.

Secondly, it helps to determine the blank shape, size and material standards of the molded parts. In the design of stamping dies, for some precision metal stampings with complex shapes or high precision requirements, it is difficult to accurately calculate the size and shape of the blank before deformation. Therefore, in order to obtain the accurate blank shape, dimensional accuracy and material standards, it can only be determined by repeated stamping.

Another reason is to help determine some dimensions in process and mold design. For precision metal stampings with complex shapes or high precision requirements, in process and mold design, some dimensions are difficult to determine by calculation, such as the radius of the convex and concave corners of the stretching die, which can only be determined after trial punching.

Only by debugging the mold to find problems, solve problems, and accumulate experience can it help to further improve the level of mold design and manufacturing.