[Example] Detecting debris accumulation with a load sensor.

Detecting any size or thickness of products! Here are examples of detection in the punching process of motor cores.

"Kasugari" refers to a phenomenon in progressive stamping or punching processes where the scrap does not fall through the die but remains on the die surface for some reason. If production continues with scrap remaining on the die surface, it can leave marks on the material, leading to the risk of defective products being released and potentially damaging the mold. Since it can have a significant impact on the entire production process, early detection of kasugari is considered extremely important. Our company can detect kasugari early by utilizing sensing technology. We will introduce a case of "detecting kasugari" in the motor core punching process, so if you have such concerns, please check the details through the related links! ◎ Existing kasugari sensors are unable to detect it, leading to the release of defective products. ◎ To prevent the release of defective products, we are conducting 100% inspection, which incurs costs.

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