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Fine-Edge Blanking

2006
Abstract Fine-blanking is a hybrid metal forming process that combines the technologies of stamping and cold extrusion. This article describes the three principal design features of the fine blanking process: the vee-ring, clearance between punch and die, and counterforce imposed by the ejector.
T.C. Lee, C.Y. Tang, L.C. Chan
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Fine Blanking of Helical Gears

2015
Fine blanking is a well-established process for the production of near net shape components with high quality. The produced parts are characterized by a smooth sheared edge up to 100 %, excellent surface properties with good flatness and little burr as well as close tolerances for near net shape manufacturing. These process characteristics are suitable
Andreas Feuerhack   +3 more
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Laser Blanking Cuts a Fine Profile

Machinery, 2020
The use of lasers in blanking lines is growing in popularity, and Schuler is a leading proponent of the technology. Andrew Allcock has this update on the path that the technology has taken
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A novel fine-blanking approach

The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2014
This paper proposes a novel approach to fine blanking. The V-ring indenter used in conventional fine blanking is no longer required; a trough on the die is used instead. In this approach, the cutting process combined with high hydrostatic stresses produced from the trough on the die cutting edge can substantially decrease the fracture in the shear zone.
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Influence of Sheet Metal on Fine-Blanking Process

Materials and Manufacturing Processes, 2009
A force that acts on the punch during fine-blanking of parts to be used in turbochargers for automotive diesel engines was measured. The aim of the research was to define the time dependence of the force and vertical movement of the punch at the same time.
D. Česnik, J. Rozman, M. Bizjak
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Bacol make fine blanking a fine art

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology, 1978
FINE blanking, the process of producing finished precision metal parts at one stroke of a press tool, is also a fine art so far as Bacol Industries Ltd are concerned. The company, a member of the Metalrax engineering group, is based at Bromsgrove, Worcs, occupying the biggest of a series of new factories on the Aston Fields Industrial Estate.
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Numerical simulation for fine-blanking—a new approach

Materials Science and Engineering: A, 2004
Abstract This paper presents the numerical simulation of fine-blanking using the large deformation elasto-plastic finite element method (FEM). In this simulation, the finite element mesh is re-zoned when severe element distortion occurs, in order to facilitate further computation and avoid divergence.
Chan, L.C.   +4 more
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FEM and ANN Analysis in Fine-Blanking Process

Materials and Manufacturing Processes, 2010
Fine-blanking (FB) is an effective and economical shearing process that offers a precise and clean cutting-edge finish, eliminates unnecessary secondary operations, and increases quality. In the traditional blanking product development paradigm, the design of the formed product and tooling is usually based on know-how and experience, which are ...
F. Djavanroodi   +2 more
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Numerical Simulation of Fine Blanking on Plane Blankholder

2010 International Conference on Digital Manufacturing & Automation, 2010
Fine blanking process on plane blank holder utilizes three tooling elements: a punch, a plane blank holder and an ejector to generate a highly compressive stress state and pure shearing forces to constraint the deformation of sheet metal within the narrow blanking clearance zone.
Yan-tao Li   +3 more
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Fine Blanking of Steel and Nonferrous Plates

1996
The quality of cutting surface is measured depending upon the percentage of carbon and material structure. Examples from the following three groups of materials have been examined: carbon steel plates with a low percentage of carbon unalloyed carbon steel plates (0,19%C) alloyed carbon steel plates (0,48%C).
J. Caloska, J. Lazarev
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