Blanking is a stamping process that uses dies on a press to separate sheet metal along a predetermined contour. Simply put, it’s using dies to “blow open” or “punch out” a shape from a metal sheet. How exactly does it work? Core principle: The punch and die of the die work together, and under the […]
The most common complaints from clients when OEMing medical sheet metal parts are: Inadequate surface treatment: Medical equipment requires cleanliness, rust prevention, and fingerprint resistance. Some factories apply powder coatings unevenly or fail to thoroughly weld and grind, resulting in rust spots appearing as soon as the equipment is used, making it unacceptable to hospitals.
I. Definition of Horizontal and Longitudinal Ribs Horizontal ribs are ribs arranged along the width of the sheet metal part, dividing the sheet into smaller areas for more uniform load-bearing capacity. Longitudinal ribs are ribs arranged along the length of the sheet metal part, increasing its strength and stability. II. Advantages and Disadvantages of Horizontal
304 stainless steel is not difficult to bend. In a professional sheet metal workshop, it can be easily bent using a specialized bending machine. 304 stainless steel is a commonly used chromium-nickel stainless steel with excellent corrosion resistance and good hot and cold working properties. Therefore, 304 stainless steel can be bent under certain conditions.
In actual production and processing, both 304 and 316 are easy to bend. However, 316 has better fatigue resistance than 304. The difference in composition determines bending resistance. 304 stainless steel is like an “athlete,” containing 18% chromium and 8% nickel, with a balanced structure suitable for everyday bending. 316 stainless steel is like a
Deep drawing (deep pressing) processes place high demands on the formability, ductility, and work hardening resistance of stainless steel materials. According to publicly available information, austenitic stainless steel is primarily suitable for deep drawing. The following grades are widely used and classified by stamping level: Commonly Used Deep Drawing Stainless Steel Grades and Levels SUS304
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Stamped steel is a type of steel manufactured to meet the needs of stamping processes. It possesses specific material composition and mechanical properties. The material composition of stamped steel typically includes carbon steel, alloy steel, and stainless steel. Due to the special requirements of the stamping process, stamped steel must possess certain plasticity, toughness, and
The core difference between a distribution panel and a distribution box lies in their functional positioning, structural design, and application scenarios: A distribution panel is a large-scale, complete set of equipment for centralized, switching, and distributing electrical energy, mainly used in high-load locations such as power plants and substations; a distribution box, on the other
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In terms of durability (long-term performance), both welding and riveting have their advantages, depending on the application and load type. The following is a key comparison: 1. Durability under Static Loads Welding: It performs better under static loads (such as pressure vessels and building structures), with weld strength approaching 100% of the parent material and
