To achieve increasingly higher production speeds, new materials are being developed for manufacturing sophisticated punches and dies—materials that are progressively harder, but also more brittle.
In addition, there are many other precautions and techniques required to remain competitive in production—not least: pay attention to how you lubricate!
IRMCO lubricants for blanking offer a number of interesting features:
It is important to use a lubrication system that keeps the lubricant in continuous contact with the punch.
Excellent cooling performance, good cleaning properties, and easy, low-cost cleaning of the component.
Excellent cooling performance
Good cleaning performance
Easy, low-cost cleaning of the component
At that moment, friction occurs, normally generating high temperatures.
With consequences for tool life and surface finish quality.
Allowing the punch itself to cool down and remain clean.
At that moment, friction normally generates high temperatures, affecting tool life and surface finish quality.
In blanking operations, the moment when the punch rises after cutting is generally underestimated.
High temperatures affecting tool life.
High temperatures affecting surface finish quality.
For this reason, it is important to use a lubrication system that keeps the lubricant in continuous contact with the punch, allowing the punch itself to cool down and remain clean.
For this reason, it is important to use a lubrication system that keeps the lubricant in continuous contact with the punch, allowing the punch itself to cool down and remain clean.
Remain in continuous contact with the punch.
Allow the punch itself to cool down.
Allow the punch itself to remain clean.
Fill out the form to speak with one of our experts and receive personalized advice tailored to your specific needs.