Stamping Processes introduces learners to the various stamping processes. The material in this course is beneficial to both seasoned stamping experts and learners new to the industry.
Learning Objectives
- Recall some of the cutting processes.
- Identify the different types of bending processes.
- Recognize the common secondary die processes.
- Differentiate between the secondary and additional die processes.
- Recall the special processes used normally to achieve certain functions within a die.
Course Length: 3 HRS
Table of Contents
Cutting Processes
- Blanking Types
- Conventional Blanking
- Pressure
- Blank and Draw
- Compound Blank and Pierce
- Fine Blanking
- Piercing/Punching Functions
- Direct Piercing
- Cam Piercing
- Aerial Cam Piercing
- Bottom Piercing
- Trimming Functions
- Direct Trimming
- Pinch Trimming
- Cam Trimming
- Parting
Bending Processes
- Drawing Functions
- Drawing
- Redrawing
- Reverse Drawing
- Bending Functions
- V-Bending
- Wipe-Bending
- Z-Bending or Double V-Bend
- U-Bending or Channel Bending
- Rotary Bending
- Forming Functions
- Forming
- Cam Forming or Cam Bending
- Rubber Forming
- Hydroforming
- Stretch Forming
Secondary Die Processes
- Gusset Stamping
- Curling
- Embossing
- Coining
- Extruding
- Flanging
- Hemming
- Ironing
- Necking
- Projection/Dimpling
- Restriking
- Secondary Cutting
- Notching
- Lancing
- Lance and Form
Special Processes in Die
- Assembly Functions
- In-die Welding
- Nut Insertion
- Stud/Bolt Insertion
- Staking
- Tog-L-Loc
- Lance-N-Loc
- In-die Tapping