Die for one-time forming of two-step automobile sheet metal part, and molding method
A one-off technology for automotive sheet metal parts, used in forming tools, manufacturing tools, metal processing equipment, etc., can solve problems such as scrap, fracture, sheet metal stretching and thinning, and achieve the effect of improving stability
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[0025] Such as figure 1 As shown, the mold for one-time molding of two-step automobile sheet metal parts includes a punch 1 and a die 2, wherein the die 2 includes a fixed die 21, a movable die 22 and a movable cylinder 23, and the fixed die 21 and the movable die The template 22 is spliced along a straight line and the splicing line is parallel to the bending direction of the sheet metal. The splicing line of the fixed concave template 21 and the movable concave template 22 is located below the lowermost plane of the punch 1, and the movable cylinder 23 is located below the movable concave template 22 and The movable concave template 22 can be driven to move upwards. First start the punch 1 to press down and cooperate with the fixed concave template 21 to carry out a stamping and deep drawing of the sheet metal. At this time, both sides of the deformation part of the sheet metal between the punch 1 and the fixed concave template 21 are free sides, and the sheet metal The m...
Embodiment 2
[0030] A method for forming an automobile sheet metal part, comprising the following steps:
[0031] S0. Apply stretching oil to the surface of the sheet metal.
[0032] S1. The sheet metal is placed on the top of the fixed concave template 21;
[0033] S2. Depress the punch 1 and cooperate with the fixed concave template 21 to bend the sheet metal once;
[0034] S3. Start the movable cylinder 23 to drive the movable concave template 22 to move upwards and cooperate with the punch 1 to bend the sheet metal again.
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