Draw Die Development
2-Day Course
Learn the thought process of how to create a draw development. This course provides the basic rules and concepts needed to understand how to design a draw development for quality stampings. Applications for outer and inner panels, and reinforcements are used to illustrate the effects of tip angle, drawbars, overdraw, etc. Students will work in-groups to determine and evaluate draw developments.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Process, Manufacturing, Tooling and Development Engineers and Tool and Die Makers.
COURSE OUTLINE:
1.0 | Overview of Draw Die Development |
1.1 Overview of Draw Development Process | |
1.2 Definition of Terms | |
2.0 | Establishing the Tip Angle |
2.1 Tip Angle for Outer Panels | |
2.2 Tip Angle for Inner Panels | |
2.3 Unfolding Flanges for Inner and Outer Panels | |
Exercise: Determining the Tip Angle of an Inner Panel | |
3.0 | Understanding the Addendum |
3.1 Introduction | |
3.2 Punch Opening Line | |
3.3 Draw-Walls | |
3.4 Drawbars | |
3.5 Punch Extensions | |
3.6 Gainers or Take-Up Beads | |
3.7 Summary of Addendum Development | |
Exercise: Determining the Addendum | |
4.0 | Understanding Binder Design |
4.1 Understanding Binder Design | |
4.2 Classification of Binder Shapes | |
4.3 Blank Shape in a Closed Binder of a Single Action Press | |
4.4 Blank Shape in a Closed Binder of a Double Action Press | |
4.5 Details of Drawbeads | |
Exercise: Evaluating a Draw Development | |
5.0 | Draw Die Development Applications |
5.1 Introduction | |
5.2 Draw Die Development - Hood Outer Example | |
5.3 Draw Die Development - Trunk Lid Inner Example | |
5.4 Draw Die Considerations | |
5.5 General Guidelines | |
Exercise: Creating a Draw Development | |
6.0 | An Engineering Based Approach to Draw Die Development |
6.1 Engineering Perspective of a Draw Die Development | |
6.2 An Application of the Engineering Approach |