Five methods to prevent bumps in scaffold stamping parts

In actual work, there are many factors that may cause the unevenness of the scaffold stamping parts, and the main reason is that the raw materials or the dust or iron filings attached to the mold. So, is there any way to help us solve such problems? Here are five commonly used methods for you to share, I hope it helps. The first point is that before we produce scaffolding stampings, we should carefully check and correct the energy-saving drawing die in time. Everyone should know that drawing dies need to be inspected and maintained regularly, which can not only reduce bumps, but also extend their service life. The second method is to check and repair the shearing die regularly. I hope everyone should check the iron powder before stamping to prevent unevenness. The third point is that in the process of producing and processing scaffold stamping parts, we also need to ensure that the manipulator runs at an appropriate speed. For example, in some semi-automatic drawing dies, if the robot speed is too fast at the lower die position, it is easy to cause burrs to fall on the upper part of the punch, thereby causing bumps. It is suggested that you can conduct a discharge test before production, and set the speed and discharge angle of the manipulator reasonably. The fourth point, before starting the production of scaffolding stampings, the staff also need to check the condition of the cut surface. Otherwise, the wear and breakage of the cutting die may produce a lot of iron powder, and these iron powder will adhere to the cutting edge and eventually cause unevenness. Finally, the staff should also carefully check the sheet cleaning device to ensure that it meets the requirements for use. In addition, we also need to check the roller gap and the quality of the cleaning oil to avoid the unevenness of the scaffold stamping parts as much as possible. Related news: The characteristics of the main materials of stamping parts, the treatment of common problems of stamping parts, the characteristics of scaffolding stamping parts and the importance of inspections