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Five Common Metal Shearing Defects and Ways to Avoid Them

February 14, 2020

One of the most common metal fabricating processes in manufacturing industries is metal shearing. During this process, both the upper and the lower blade are forced to meet each other so that the metal would be uniformly cut. This process […]

Effects of Premature Wear in Punches and Dies on Driving Shop Productivity

January 20, 2020

Considering industry pressures, punch and die facilities can’t afford significant periods of machine downtime, not if they’re to remain a competitive force in an aggressively growth-oriented manufacturing sector. Unfortunately, as potent as these tools clearly are, they are susceptible to […]

Materials and Components Made Using CNC Machines

January 8, 2020

Just about any kind of material can be formed by CNC machines. Following on from this thought, Computer Numerical Machines (CNC) have the capacity to transform these materials into all sorts of intricately fashioned components. Really, there’s no limit to […]

Progressive Die vs. Transfer Die Stamping: What is the Difference?

December 13, 2019

Working in the die stamping sector, there are a pair of press working techniques that dominate the industry. Asked to choose between them, a press technician can’t very well make that decision until the pros and cons of the two […]

High Quality Dies and Punches Require Top-Notch CAD/CAM Technology

December 2, 2019

State-of-the-art strides in CAD/CAM technology have spurred die and punch manufacturing developments at an unprecedented pace. In light of these technologically-driven tool forming developments, we feel an obligation to check out some of the more promising tech trends. Starting with […]
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