Handbook
of die design
by
Ivana
Suchy
ISBN: 0070666717 Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Subject: Handbooks, manuals, etc. Subject: Dies (metal-working) Subject: Machinery Subject: Dies (Metal-working) -- Design -- Handbooks, manuals, etc. Subject: Design Subject: Manufacturing Subject: Dies Edition Description: Includes bibliographical references and index. Publication Date: c1998 Binding: Trade Cloth Language: English Illustrations: Yes Pages: 1 v. (various pagings) Dimensions: 931x635x204 266
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Book News Annotation:
A reference on metal-stamping die design and operations, featuring many
charts, formulas and calculations, b&w diagrams, and a comparison chart of
internationally recognized steel and alloy classifications. Contains chapters on
basic design and influencing factors, theory of sheet metal behavior, metal
stamping dies and their function and construction, metalworking machinery,
various types of operations, drawn parts, evaluation of a new design, spring
design and calculations, materials and surface finish, and die cost estimating.
For engineers, designers, and technicians.
Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Publisher's Note:
Dies are still the most common device used to cast, punch, and form parts in
manufacturing and machining. Filled with charts that help assure precise design,
this guide provides all major formulas, calculations, cost estimating
techniques, and safety procedures needed for specific die operations and
performance evaluations. Users learn the hows and whys of process analysis,
product design, metal movements, materials, and proven die design for every
class of sheet metal pressworking. They're shown how to determine the cost of
materials, purchase parts and supplies, meet quantitative demands while
controlling costs and assuring quality, eliminate secondary operations, evaluate
new designs, improve blanking, piercing, bending, and form operations.
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