This utility model provides a mold for
flanging one end of the inclined
vertical edge of an automobile door sill downwards. It includes an upper mold
assembly, a lower mold
assembly, and a connecting rod. The upper mold
assembly is connected to a
stamping device via the connecting rod. The
product part is positioned using a locating pin in the lower mold assembly. The
product part is fixed and pressed by a clamping mechanism in the upper mold assembly and a lower mold base in the lower mold assembly. During downward movement, the inclined wedge in the upper mold assembly moves to the left due to the force distribution from the inclined surface of the
abutment block and the function of the slide rail assembly. The left inclined surface of the inclined wedge contacts the right inclined surface of the
flanging upper mold. As the
stamping device continues to move downwards, the inclined wedge moves to the lower left under the action of the inclined surface of the right inclined wedge
abutment block, pressing the
flanging upper mold to move to the lower left. During this movement, the shape of the rear end face of the flanging upper mold acts on the flanging of the
product part, completing the flanging with the cooperation of the front end face of the flanging lower mold. This utility model broadens the application range of
stamping dies and improves production efficiency.