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Stamping & Material Utilization Guidelines for Designers
1-Day Course
The objective of this course is to understand the guidelines for designing formable, material efficient stampings. This course provides many examples of experienced based rules that result in fewer engineering changes and panels with less scrap and higher material utilization. It also includes detailed breakdowns on the common methods of how blanks are nested for higher yield ratios. This is an essential course for any Product Designer/Engineer that is involved with the design process of outer and inner panels at an OEM or Tier I level.
Course Outline:
1.0 Design Guidelines for Stampings
1.1 Guidelines for Body Outer Components- Class A
1.1.1 Hood Outer
1.1.2 Door Outer
1.1.3 Deck Lid Outer
1.1.4 Front Fender Outer
1.1.5 Liftgate Outer
1.1.6 Rear Body Outer
1.1.7 Bodyside Outer
1.2 Guidelines for Body Inner Components- Class B
1.2.1 Guidelines for Parts with Flanges
1.2.2 Guidelines for Parts without Flanges
1.2.3 Guidelines for Heavy Gage Components
1.2.3.4 Guidelines for Deep Drawn Components
2.0 Preferred Methods and Guidelines for Improving Material Utilization
2.1 Overview of Cut-off Dies
2.2 Material Utilization Guidelines for Class A Panels
2.3 Material Utilization Guidelines for Inner Components
Course Outline:
1.0 Design Guidelines for Stampings
1.1 Guidelines for Body Outer Components- Class A
1.1.1 Hood Outer
1.1.2 Door Outer
1.1.3 Deck Lid Outer
1.1.4 Front Fender Outer
1.1.5 Liftgate Outer
1.1.6 Rear Body Outer
1.1.7 Bodyside Outer
1.2 Guidelines for Body Inner Components- Class B
1.2.1 Guidelines for Parts with Flanges
1.2.2 Guidelines for Parts without Flanges
1.2.3 Guidelines for Heavy Gage Components
1.2.3.4 Guidelines for Deep Drawn Components
2.0 Preferred Methods and Guidelines for Improving Material Utilization
2.1 Overview of Cut-off Dies
2.2 Material Utilization Guidelines for Class A Panels
2.3 Material Utilization Guidelines for Inner Components
Who should attend?
Product Designers, Product Engineers, Process & Manufacturing Engineers, Managers, and anyone with responsibility for Formability & Material Utilization.
Upcoming Training Sessions
Basic Formability – 3 days
November 9-11, 2020 - ONLINE
Stamping of Aluminum Panels – 1 day
November 12, 2020 - ONLINE
Welding Defect Analysis- 2 days
December 2-3, 2020 - ONLINE
More Information
Metal Stamping Training
FTI offer many stamping courses ranging from Formability, Die Design, Draw Die Development, Process Planning, Die Buyoff & Tryout, & Aluminium Panels.
Contact us
Forming Technologies, a division
Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence Canada Limited
555 Michigan Drive, Unit 200
Oakville, Ontario L6L 0G4
Canada
T: +1.905.340.2997