Shaping Tools TRIZ Cases

Mixing punching oil with adhesive enables steel plate lamination in one process, preserving adhesion and reducing stress concentration.

Separated thrust and radial bearings keep the squeeze ring aligned under high-speed loads, improving motor core lamination accuracy.

Continuous in-line forming, alignment, welding, and cutting of paired metal strips shortens fuel cell separator plate production time.

Rotating interlocking rings shape stator end turns and align terminal ends while removing multi-part assembly, shims, and fasteners.

Thermal bonding with matched cover plates avoids brazing blockage and corrosion while reducing microchannel deformation and leakage.

Adjusting machining oil flow to punching rate keeps laminated iron core pieces from sticking to the press during speed changes.

A staged press-forming approach uses an intermediate shape with controlled excess thickness to prevent line misalignment and sharpen ridge lines.

Thermal bonding joins stacked microchannel heat sink plates without filler, reducing leakage, blockage, and channel deformation.

A dieless hydraulic jaw assembly removes removable dies, enabling portable crimping and cutting across termination sizes with less tool complexity.