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Precision blanking of components
Augste, Jakub ; Samek, Radko (referee) ; Žák, Ladislav (advisor)
The project elaborated in frame of bachelor's study programme B2341–3 is submitting literary pursuit of technologies production of the fineblanking components. This thesis is concerned with a problem of the fineblanking in mass production, concretely development, principle, technological direction, tools, presses and cost-effectiveness of fineblanking. The thesis was also compared differences between conventional stamping and fineblanking. Methods suitable for small-lot production are described only marginally.
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The manufacturing of car latch component by fineblanking technology
Augste, Jakub ; Žák, Ladislav (referee) ; Peterková, Eva (advisor)
The project elaborated in frame of engineering studies branch Manufacturing Technology (N2307-00) is submitting design of technology production of the latch claw. The latch claw is a component of a car side-door latch assembly and can be used for different car models. The part is made of sheetmetal 4 mm thick. The material for the part is 15CrMo5, alloy steel for case-hardening purposes. Pursuant of the literary pursuit was designed several options of the part manufacture. With regard to required dimensional accuracy, cut-edge quality and expected production run (800 000 pcs. per year) was proposed manufacturing the part by fineblanking technology. Fineblanking is a cost-effective manufacturing method for accurate sheetmetal parts. For manufacturing parts was chosen Feintool hydraulic fineblanking press HFA 3200plus with total force 3200 kN. The press is coupled to a coil reel a strip straighter. Both units of Feintool feeding line FBA 8/300 are very compact, reducing space requirement. For the fineblanking tool design is used a moving-punch system because these tool systems are compact and economical to make and use. The tool make use of standardized cast iron fineblanking die set made by Fibro company. At the conclusion was compared the cost-effectiveness between two production methods – fineblanking with that of laser beam cutting.
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The manufacturing of car latch component by fineblanking technology
Augste, Jakub ; Žák, Ladislav (referee) ; Peterková, Eva (advisor)
The project elaborated in frame of engineering studies branch Manufacturing Technology (N2307-00) is submitting design of technology production of the latch claw. The latch claw is a component of a car side-door latch assembly and can be used for different car models. The part is made of sheetmetal 4 mm thick. The material for the part is 15CrMo5, alloy steel for case-hardening purposes. Pursuant of the literary pursuit was designed several options of the part manufacture. With regard to required dimensional accuracy, cut-edge quality and expected production run (800 000 pcs. per year) was proposed manufacturing the part by fineblanking technology. Fineblanking is a cost-effective manufacturing method for accurate sheetmetal parts. For manufacturing parts was chosen Feintool hydraulic fineblanking press HFA 3200plus with total force 3200 kN. The press is coupled to a coil reel a strip straighter. Both units of Feintool feeding line FBA 8/300 are very compact, reducing space requirement. For the fineblanking tool design is used a moving-punch system because these tool systems are compact and economical to make and use. The tool make use of standardized cast iron fineblanking die set made by Fibro company. At the conclusion was compared the cost-effectiveness between two production methods – fineblanking with that of laser beam cutting.
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Precision blanking of components
Augste, Jakub ; Samek, Radko (referee) ; Žák, Ladislav (advisor)
The project elaborated in frame of bachelor's study programme B2341–3 is submitting literary pursuit of technologies production of the fineblanking components. This thesis is concerned with a problem of the fineblanking in mass production, concretely development, principle, technological direction, tools, presses and cost-effectiveness of fineblanking. The thesis was also compared differences between conventional stamping and fineblanking. Methods suitable for small-lot production are described only marginally.
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