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mahavir verma
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Why aluminum part crack during making sheet metal part through pneumatic power p

08/04/2012 12:44 AM

Why aluminum part crack during making sheet metal part through pneumatic power press machine(150 Ton). What is remedy please give your experience & share all your opinion about this phenomenologically.

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Re: Why aluminum part crack during making sheet metal part through pneumatic power p

08/04/2012 1:34 AM

Speaking phenomenologically, a 150-ton pneumatic press is quite a phenomenon.

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08/04/2012 2:29 AM

Not all types of aluminium are suitable for press forming.

To find out your specific problem, a photo could help. What are you making?

Forming aluminium (from sheet) needs the right equipment and process conditions. To improve the "flow" during forming, wet- (soapy or diesel) and/or greasy product can be applied to mandrins.

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