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Punching process is a processing method that uses a punch to apply pressure to the material to cause the material to undergo plastic deformation, thereby forming the desired hole. This process requires the material to have a certain degree of plasticity so that it can deform when subjected to pressure.
The punching process can produce a variety of types of holes, including but not limited to:
Eight-shaped holes
Hexagonal holes
Long holes
Square holes
Circular holes
Triangular holes
Cross holes
Diamond holes
Fish scale holes
In addition, punching can also be applied to different types of plates, such as stainless steel plates, copper plates, iron plates, aluminum plates, low-carbon steel plates, galvanized plates, PVC plates, etc.
Punching methods
Traditional punching methods:
- Using a stamping die to process on a flat plate is a traditional way of punching.
- For the punching of pipes, it can be divided into two categories: steel die punching and rubber die punching. The steel die punching process includes two methods: vertical punching and horizontal punching, while the rubber die punching is processed by using the rubber's easy deformation and non-dispersible aggregation.
High-speed EDM drilling:
- Suitable for machining non-die-type small holes, deep holes, group holes, special-shaped holes and micro holes, with fast machining speed, large depth-to-diameter ratio, good machining stability and low cost.