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Solving punch breakage problems
Parts I, II, and III
December 12, 2006
This series of articles investigates the many causes of premature punch breakage in stamping operations.
Editor’s Note: Part I discusses typical causes of premature failure. Part II covers the roles of cutting shear and retainers. Part III discusses how tool steel selection, press deflection, and heat from processes such as EDM and grinding affect the likelihood of punch breakage.
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 | Art HedrickContributing WriterDieology LLC Author of the "Die Science" column in STAMPING Journal®, Art also has written technical articles on stamping die design and build for a number of trade publications. A recipient of many training awards, he is active in metal stamping training and consulting worldwide. 8579 River Oak Circle Greenville, MI 48838 Phone: 616-225-2170 Contact via email |
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