Sheet metal processing equipment practice

é’£ gold refers to a processing process, and its processing procedures generally have the following types:

For general parts: blanking, punching, bending, trimming, shaping, blanking, cleaning, welding, surface treatment, etc.

For complex parts: stretching, shaping, peeling, punching, sidecutting, blanking, cleaning, welding, surface treatment, etc.

Each industry has its own terminology, and the sheet metal processing industry is no exception.

Rising riveting: refers to the process of sinking the workpiece first, and then pressing the rising rivet nut firmly on the workpiece with a press or hydraulic press.

Pull mother: refers to the use of similar riveting process. The process of firmly connecting the POP and other connectors to the workpiece with the puller.

Cut angle: Refers to the process of cutting off the corner of a workpiece using a die on a press or hydraulic press.

Bending: Refers to the process of forming a workpiece by a bending machine.

Forming: Refers to the process of using a mold to deform a workpiece on an ordinary press or other equipment.

Cutting material: refers to the material through the shears to obtain a rectangular workpiece process.

Cutting: refers to the process of the workpiece after LASER cutting or CNC punching.

Blanking: Refers to the process of using a mold to obtain the shape of a product on an ordinary punch or other equipment.

Punching: Refers to the process of machining workpieces from ordinary punches and dies.

Punching convex bag: Refers to the process of forming a convex shape of a workpiece in a punch or a press die.

Leveling: Refers to the unevenness of the workpiece before and after machining, and the use of other equipment for the smoothing of the workpiece.

Chamfering: Refers to the use of molds, boring tools, grinding machines, etc. to process the sharp corners of the workpiece.

Punching mesh hole: refers to punching the mesh hole in the workpiece with a common punch or a numerically controlled punching bed.