Bending die
AssigneeSanoh Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorsGuang Ping LAN, Kazuhiko NAKAZATO
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AssigneeSanoh Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorsGuang Ping LAN, Kazuhiko NAKAZATO
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An object of the present invention is to provide a bending die that has a simple configuration and is capable of bending a rod-shaped body in a three-dimensional XYZ direction quickly and reliably, the bending die comprising a pair of forming dies clamped in a Z direction, wherein the forming dies have, respectively, rod-shaped body-forming recess portions, and rod-shaped body guide portions for guiding a rod-shaped body to the rod-shaped body-forming recess portions, the rod-shaped body-forming recess portions are each formed into a shape with a semicircular cross section that defines, between the forming dies when clamping the forming dies, a long, cylindrical cavity for forming the rod-shaped body bent in a three-dimensional XYZ direction, and the rod-shaped body guide portions are each formed into a V-shape that spreads outward from both sides of each of the rod-shaped body-forming recess portions having a semicircular cross section.
A bending die used for forming a rod-shaped body bent in a three-dimensional XYZ direction, the bending die comprising a pair of forming dies that is to be clamped in a Z direction, wherein the forming dies each have a rod-shaped body-forming recess portion, and a rod-shaped body guide portion for guiding a rod-shaped body to the rod-shaped body-forming recess portion, the rod-shaped body-forming recess portion is formed into a shape with a semicircular cross section that defines, with another rod-shaped body-forming recess portion when clamping the pair of the forming dies, a long, cylindrical cavity for forming the rod-shaped body bent in a three-dimensional XYZ direction, and the rod-shaped body guide portion is formed into a V-shape that spreads outward from both sides of the rod-shaped body-forming recess portion having a semicircular cross section.
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