Precautions for dismounting the No. 7 battery shrapnel mold

In the stamping process of the No. 7 battery shrapnel mold, because it uses a high-speed punch, the risk factor is relatively high. If the operation is improper, it will cause serious damage to the mold and the safety of the operator will also be harmed. Therefore, when the mold needs to be removed from the machine, remember to perform the following operations to ensure the safety of the mold and the operator. Precautions for the No. 7 battery shrapnel mold to be removed from the machine: 1. Before pulling the mold, make sure that the mold feed inlet material belt pallet has been loosened and taken off. 2. When the mold cannot be pulled, one person can pull it out and one person can push it back. (Do not push back at the same time and push the mold out of the punching platform.) You can also use the mold lifting screw to turn the screw hole of the lower mold base, lift it up a little with both hands at the same time, and then pull it out. 3. When the mold is pulled away from the punch, the mold cart should not be turned too sharply to prevent the guide plate or material pallet from hanging on the punch or the soundproof cover of the punch, causing damage to the mold parts or the mold slipping off. 4. When the mold is abnormally lowered, it is not allowed to inching operation, especially after the mold stopper is plastic. 5. Turn off the punch host and other power supplies after the mold is lowered to avoid waste of resources. Precautions for dismounting the 6.7 battery shrapnel mold. When the mold is normally shut down, the mold must be moved until the guide pin enters the round hole of the material belt. (Prevent the material from retreating caused by the material retreat caused by the feeder not clamping the material when there is no air pressure.) It is strictly forbidden to stop the mold at the bottom dead center. (It is easy to cause the service life of the spring in the mold to be reduced)