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STAMPING Journal® - September 2006
 
STAMPING Journal® September 2006

Publication Information:

Publication:

STAMPING Journal®

Issue:

September 2006

Publish Date:

Friday, September 1, 2006

Information Website:

http://www.fma-communications.com/sj/

Subscription Website:

http://fma-communications.com/Forms/Digital-Stamping-Subscription-Page.cfm

Selected articles from September 2006 issue published on TheFabricator.com:

Doing its level best

A precision roller leveler, installed between the coil payoff reel and the press equipment, allows an operator to stretch the edges when necessary to compensate for loose centers or stretch the center to compensate for loose edges before the blanking operation.

Draw forming, Part IV

The relationships among part geometry, tool geometry, and control of the processing inputs are significantly different between the net shape and non-net shape processes.

New forms for modern autobody stamping

With the introduction of stronger safety legislation and increased fuel prices, auto manufacturers must respond with higher car body stiffness for safety and lower body weight for fuel efficiency. The fields of materials development, engineering, and manufacturing are working together to achieve autobody weight reduction with improved crash characteristics.

Die Basics 101

Editor's Note: "Die Basics 101" is a 17-part article.

Multipoint-control die cushion systems for stamping complex parts

In deep drawing of complex, asymmetrical parts such as stainless steel kitchen sinks, blank holder force (BHF) needs to be controlled locally to regulate the flow of the sheet metal. An MPC blank holder system allows this control by placing individually programmable cushion pins around the blank perimeter, with an appropriate BHF selected at each pin location.

Setting up progressive dies - Part I

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