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Article | REF: B7540 V1

Design and development of a stamping range

Author: François RONDÉ‐OUSTAU

Publication date: May 10, 1995 | Lire en français

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    2. Range design stages

    Designing the stamping line involves a number of steps, which we'll follow step by step.

    2.1 Geometric definition of the part

    Stamping rarely produces the part defined by the design office directly. It is generally necessary to produce a derivative part capable of the desired geometry, i.e. one into which this geometry will be cut during the routing process. What's more, several additional operations are often required to obtain secondary details to the stamping operation itself (edge dropping or raising, necking, detail stamping, etc.).

    The first step, therefore, is to start with the Études part, reshape it in its peripheral areas and complete it with additional surfaces (or trim), to end up with a more balanced Méthodes part that can...

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