How to determine whether the stamping speed of high-speed press is appropriate?

  To determine whether the stamping speed of a high-speed press is appropriate, you can consider the following aspects:

    Product quality
        Check whether the products stamped out meet the dimensional accuracy, shape requirements and surface quality standards. If the product has quality problems such as deformation, cracks, excessive burrs, etc., it may mean that the stamping speed is too fast or too slow.

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    Die Wear
        Observe the wear and tear of the mold. Excessive wear may indicate that the stamping speed is too high, putting too much pressure and friction on the die.
    Productivity
        Compare production per unit of time at different stamping speeds. Higher productivity usually means that the speed is appropriate while maintaining product quality.
    Equipment Operating Condition
        Pay attention to the vibration, noise and temperature of the press during operation. Unusual vibration, excessive noise or high temperatures may indicate that the press speed is outside the comfortable operating range of the equipment.

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    Material Characteristics
        Understand the performance characteristics of the material being stamped. If the material breaks, stretches unevenly, etc. during the stamping process, the stamping speed may need to be adjusted.
    Scrap Rate
        Count the number and percentage of rejects. A high scrap rate may indicate that the stamping speed needs to be optimized.

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