How to choose the right sharp angle bending die?

Sharp-angle bending die is one of the most common processing methods in metal stamping. Choosing the right sharp-angle bending die has a vital impact on product quality and production efficiency. This article will introduce how to choose the right sharp-angle bending die.

First, in order to choose the right sharp-angle bending die, we need to understand the different types of dies and their characteristics. The dies on the market are mainly divided into carbide dies, high-speed steel dies, bladed dies and carbide dies with blades. Different die materials have different characteristics and application ranges in use. Therefore, we need to choose the most suitable die according to the processing object and processing requirements.

Secondly, we need to consider the geometry of the die. The choice of die geometry depends on the shape of the processing object and processing requirements. If you need to process a tube with a circular or elliptical cross-section, you need to choose a circular arc die. If you need to process a material with a sharp angle or a right angle, you need to choose a die with a blade. When choosing the geometry of the die, you need to consider the shape, size and processing requirements of the object to be processed in order to choose the most suitable die.

Finally, we also need to consider the surface treatment of the die. The surface treatment of the die has an important influence on the surface quality of the product. Usually, the die needs to be surface treated to increase its wear resistance and corrosion resistance. When choosing the surface treatment of the die, we need to choose the most suitable treatment method according to the material and surface requirements of the object to be processed.

In summary, choosing the right sharp angle bending die for yourself requires considering the die type, geometry and surface treatment. Only by choosing the most suitable die can product quality and production efficiency be guaranteed. Therefore, when choosing the die, you need to consider the shape, size and surface requirements of the object to be processed in order to choose the most suitable die.