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Articles tagged with "coining"
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Knockout punch: Hand-in-glove fit between application and process has Sanmina-SCI punching out profitsThe system Sanmina-SCI uses to produce rails for Sun Microsystems' large servers is a key factor in Sanmina-SCI's competitiveness when it comes to processing a large, heavy-gauge, complet part, delivered in large volume on an as-needed basis for computer server systems and other similar applications.
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It's all about tool selection -- or is it? |
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Die Basics 101: Part XVMetal bending often is perceived as the simplest metal forming operation. This article describes wipe and V bending and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of both. It also addresses ways to reduce springback. Descriptions of and links to the first 14 parts in this series can be found at the end of this article.
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Sheet Metal Stamping 101: ArrayArray
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Sheet Metal Stamping 101 Part V: Forming operations: Part V: Forming operationsHow are bending, flanging, coining, embossing, stretching, curling, hemming, ironing, necking, and drawing related? They all are common metal forming operations. Find out more about these processes in this final installment of stamping expert Art Hedrick's sheet metal stamping series.
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Air forming and V-die selection |
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The evolution of precision bending: Bending moves further from art, closer to scienceThree decades ago bottoming with penetration, or coining, was the only way to achieve high accuracies on press brakes, and this meant fabricators endured high tooling costs. Over the years precision air bending with CNC hydraulic press brakes using precision-ground tooling evolved to become the dominant forming method in the precision market. However, it took some significant machinery advances to get there.
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