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Steel Sheet Stamping

Are chips and burrs sticking to the stamping tools, complicating the entire process? If chips and scrap remain on the die and are not properly removed, the issue is likely a magnetized tool.

Pay attention: in addition to slowing down production and causing non-conformities in the final product, you might also magnetize the press itself, leading to further problems!

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Our die demagnetizers reduce residual magnetization levels. The machine can work on the entire die or specific areas, allowing you to safely remount the die in the machine.

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How Magnetism Complicates your process

As the sheet metal continuously rubs against the die, small eddy currents are generated, which create localized magnetization on the die. Over time, these magnetizations accumulate and become chronic, attracting more and more metallic particles that should be evacuated.

Increased Tool Wear

Difficult scrap evacuation causes chips to stick to the die, increasing wear and potentially damaging the expensive die.

Longer Processing Times

Manual interventions are required to remove trapped chips, drastically reducing productivity.

Risk to the Press

Operating with magnetized dies can harm the press itself, as it may slowly become magnetized as well.

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