What should manufacturers pay attention to when designing and processing continuous molds?

With the continuous development of the stamping industry, there are more and more manufacturers. In order to improve the competitiveness of their products, manufacturers need to continuously improve their core competitiveness in design and processing technology. Continuous die is a kind of stamping parts that requires higher precision and more complicated parts. What should the manufacturer pay attention to when designing and processing? 　　 1. If there are more punching holes, the length of the small punch should not be too large. Some continuous dies have a prominent shape , When designing and processing, it can be made into a stepped punch according to its size. This can reduce the punching force and reduce the load of the punch. However, it should be noted that the length should not be too large for places with relatively small dimensions. 2. Step distance positioning devices such as stoppers and side blades. In order to ensure that the strips can be accurately positioned and make their steps consistent, positioning devices need to be used. At present, the more common positioning devices include guide plates, fixed stop pins, and guides. Pins, side blades, etc. 3. The length of the guide pin needs to be controlled. In order to control the feeding step more accurately, the guide pin is often used for positioning. The diameter of the guide pin is generally ∮1.2~6mm, but pay attention to control its length, generally not Too long, otherwise it will cause poor mold feeding and material jams.　　4. It is not recommended to use stripping elements during the automatic punching process. 　　 The continuous mold itself is a highly efficient mold with a long service life, but the use of elastic stripping elements during use may increase the difficulty of unloading and shorten the service life. It is recommended to use springs as unloading elements.　　 The above points are the points that manufacturers need to pay attention to when manufacturing equipment and continuous molds. To design and produce qualified continuous molds, the issues that need to be considered should be comprehensive.