Introduction to Sheet Metal Processing Technology: About the Mechanical Processes at Our Company

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**About Laser Processing** The term "laser" is an acronym for "Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation," which means "amplification of light by induced emission of radiation." Laser processing refers to the technique of concentrating light energy into a small area to generate a large amount of energy, which is used to melt the workpiece. In NC turret punch presses, it is suitable for processing thick sheet materials that are difficult to work with, as well as cutting, notching, and drilling complex shapes such as curves. There is also very little burr formation. - Parts we often manufacture include: letter signs, bolts for safes, small parts used around locks, stainless steel decorative items, etc.

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**About NC Bending Processing** NC bending processing refers to what is commonly known as "bending processing," and the machine used for this processing is called an NC bender (bending) machine or press brake. By inputting parameters such as plate thickness, bending angle, and bending dimensions into the NC system, highly precise bending processing is achieved. This process often follows the blanking process, with the next step frequently being assembly welding. The ease of welding assembly and the quality of completion in items like rockers and enclosures largely depend on the precision of this bending processing. Bending processing is generally carried out following these steps: - Confirming delivery dates: Check the delivery dates and order in the production plan and work instruction sheet. - Incoming inspection of processed parts: Verify the quantity and condition of the processed parts. - Die setup: Select a die that is suitable for processing the desired bending shape (utilizing data records). - Inputting processing data: Based on the drawings, input dimensions and angles. - Trial processing: Conduct trial processing and perform quality checks. - Processing: Carry out processing while conducting inspections. Inspection records are noted on a checklist. - Identification and movement: Completed parts after processing are identified with a current item ticket and released to the next process.