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Rebuilding a press transfer step-by-step in a metal stamping shop
The useful life of a press transfer is considerably longer than the product life of many of the components that are used in the design of the transfer. This wear causes a loss of mechanical rigidity, destabilizing the transfer. But for most stamping manufacturers, a rebuild can be done successfully and less expensively than a replacement.
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Efficient die handling saves space, time, cost
Most stampers concentrate on making parts efficiently to stay competitive in today’s marketplace. As one would expect, the focus is on the stamping process itself and how to make quality parts at high rates. Because of this, the dies, presses, and automation get the most attention and most of the...
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In this episode of The Fabricator Podcast, Caleb Chamberlain, co-founder and CEO of OSH Cut, discusses his company’s...
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