Report on the "surface roughness" of the shear surface! Leave precision shear processing to us.
We will also introduce methods to improve the finish of the shear surface and the cutting tools for shear surface formation.
It is not often that the "surface roughness" of the shear surface is required, but when looking at the shear surfaces of typical pressed products, it can be confirmed that "vertical lines" are present. Among the products we manufacture through pressing, there are parts with gear shapes and cam shapes. When producing such functional parts through pressing, the finish of the shear surface becomes important. Since it serves as the contact surface and sliding surface with counterpart parts, achieving a shear surface without irregularities can lead to smoother engagement and sliding with the counterpart parts, resulting in products that excel in wear resistance and contribute to quiet operation. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.
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We can provide consistent support from prototype development to mass production using molds. We can accommodate plates up to 6 mm and will create molds that combine the application of cold forging technology and precision shearing processing. While a certain level of initial investment is required, there is potential for significant cost reduction compared to existing methods. Please consider utilizing our services for transitioning from existing methods to pressing and for the development of new parts in your press production facility.
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