Mold Specifications

1. Template composition
The composition of stamping molds will be divided into two categories based on the type and composition of the molds, namely, forward configuration type and reverse configuration type. The former is the most commonly used structure, while the latter is mainly used for stretching forming molds or in conjunction with special molds.
2. Mold specifications
(1) Mold size and locking screws
The size of the template should be larger than the working area, and a standard template size should be selected. The position configuration of the template locking screws is related to the type of mold and the size of the template. Among them, single engineering molds are most commonly equipped with locking screws on the four corners, and the most standard form of working area can be widely used. Long molds and continuous molds are most commonly equipped with locking screws at the corners and middle positions.
(2) Thickness of template
The thickness selection of the template is absolutely related to the structure of the mold, the type of stamping process, the stamping process force, and the stamping process accuracy. It is difficult to determine the thickness of a mold based on theoretical calculations. Generally, it is obtained through experience. The types of template thickness used in design should be minimized, and standardized in conjunction with mold height and clamping height to facilitate procurement and inventory management.