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What makes a stamper stand out?
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January 6, 2012
Figure 1 Servo-powered mechanical presses and traditional flywheel mechanical presses are governed by the same principles of tonnage and energy; however, servo technology presents a new level of programmability. Servo presses can control... Read more... -
The science behind the servo press
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January 15, 2008
A Komatsu H2F series servo press line stamps perforated sheets for the backs of plasma TVs. This press is programmed to form each part with multiple strokes, eliminating the need for a traditional progressive-die setup. In stamping, when you... Read more... -
Reality TV: Frame-making in the U.S.
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November 8, 2005
The A member of the CRT frame is a roll formed strip of chromium molybdenum steel, and the B member is a cold-rolled steel tube cut and bent for the application. When brought together, they form the CRT frame for the front of a television.... Read more... -
Beyond Tool and Die
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July 12, 2005
BTD made its first investments in tube fabricating equipment, including a BLM-Adige 803D tube laser cutting system, in 2003. Now tube fabricating accounts for roughly 15 percent of its total business. The story is short,... Read more... -
Servo-driven mechanical presses meet HSS head-on
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October 12, 2004
Servo press technology allows extensive control of slide speed (velocity) and motion (dwell) in any direction and at any point in the stroke, and it delivers constant energy, regardless of the slide speed. Because slide speed is linked... Read more... -
Sizing up servo presses
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April 6, 2004
For example, progressive or transfer applications that require forming, coining, or blanking of high-strength alloys or dual-phase materials with critical tolerances at production speeds of 20 to 100 strokes per minute (SPM) can benefit from... Read more... -
Evolution of the beast
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June 27, 2002
Photos courtesy of Komatsu America Industries, Wood Dale, Illinois. Described as a big hammer, a beast, and a cookie cutter, mechanical presses have been the underappreciated workhorses of stamping operations. While the physics of the presses... Read more...
