Hard alloy molds have high hardness, strength, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance, and are known as “industrial teeth”. They are used to manufacture cutting tools, cutting tools, cobalt tools, and wear-resistant parts, and are widely used in military, aerospace, mechanical processing, metallurgy, petroleum drilling, mining tools, electronic communication, construction, and other fields, accompanied by the development of downstream industries.
The demand for hard alloy market is constantly increasing. And in the future, the manufacturing of high-tech weapons and equipment, the advancement of cutting-edge science and technology, and the rapid development of nuclear energy will greatly increase the demand for high-tech and high-quality stable hard alloy products.
What should be emphasized in the processing of hard alloy molds?
1. The hard alloy mold uses wire as the wire electrode, eliminating the need for forming tool electrodes and greatly reducing the design and manufacturing costs of forming tool electrodes, shortening production preparation time and hard alloy mold processing cycle.
2. Capable of machining micro shaped holes, narrow gaps, and complex shaped workpieces with very fine electrode wires.
3. Hard alloy molds use mobile long metal wires for processing, with minimal loss per unit length of metal wire and negligible impact on processing accuracy. They have high processing accuracy and can be replaced when there is significant consumption of reusable electrode wires.
4. Processing in the form of cutting seams according to the contour results in less erosion, which not only improves production but also increases material utilization.
5. High degree of automation, easy to operate and use, and easy to implement microcomputer control.
6. It can be directly formed using precision machining or semi precision machining standards in one go, and generally does not require intermediate battery replacement standards.
7. Generally, water quality working fluid is used for hard alloy molds to avoid fires. Hard alloy molds need to pay attention to ensuring safety and reliability during processing.
Post time: Nov-25-2024
