Structure and Classification of Punching Press Molds
Punching press molds are specialized tools used in metal sheet stamping processes. The design and selection of these molds greatly impact product quality and production efficiency. They consist of several main components, including the lower die base, upper die base, guiding components, and fixing components. The lower die base bears lateral loads and requires high-precision guiding components for stability. The upper die base is simpler and allows for height adjustment and pressure regulation. Guiding components ensure accurate movement between the upper and lower dies, while fixing components secure various parts of the mold. Overall, each component's structural design considers factors like stability, rigidity, adjustability, and wear resistance for optimal performance.
