Machining method for burred flat holes in metal plates
AssigneeT.RAD Co., Ltd.
InventorMasaaki Takase
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Abstract
A machining method for a burred flat hole includes first an overhang portion is formed in a flat hole-forming region in a metal plate in a first step, subsequently a flat hole portion is formed in the overhang portion in a second step, and finally burring is formed on the peripheral edge portion of the hole portion in a third step. Accordingly, when burring is to be formed, overhanging machining and perforating machining have been substantially completed, and therefore pressing force of a punch for burring machining can be set to the minimum value necessary for burring formation.
Claims2
A machining method for a burred flat hole in a metal plate, comprising:
- a first step of pressing an overhanging punch having a flat cross-section orthogonal to a pressing direction onto a surface of a metal plate to form an overhang portion that is flat in the cross-section;
- a second step of pressing a perforating punch having a flat cross-section orthogonal to the pressing direction onto a bottom surface of the formed overhang portion to form a planar flat hole portion in the portion;
- and
- a third step of pressing a burring punch onto a peripheral edge portion of the formed hole portion to form a burring by pulling up the portion,
- wherein:
- each of the overhanging punch and the perforating punch has a pair of side surfaces that are parallel to the pressing direction and are positioned at both ends in a longitudinal direction (hereinafter, referred to as a “major axis direction”) of the cross-section and a pair of side surfaces that are positioned at both ends in a width direction (hereinafter, referred to as a “minor axis direction”) of the cross-section;
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- difference (7n−2n) between the side surface gap 7n at both ends in the major axis direction of the cross-section of the burring punch and the side surface gap 2n at both ends in the major axis direction of the cross-section of the overhanging punch is set to be smaller than difference (7m−2m) between the side surface gap 7m at both ends in the minor axis direction of the cross-section of the burring punch and the side surface gap 2m in the minor axis direction of the cross-section of the overhanging punch, that is, (7n−2n)<(7m−2m).
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