What needs to be paid attention to in the processing of cemented carbide die tools

       Cemented carbide die tools have high hardness, strength, wear resistance and corrosion resistance, and are known as "industrial teeth". They are used to manufacture cutting tools, knives, cobalt tools and wear-resistant parts, and are widely used in military and aerospace industries. Aviation, machining, metallurgy, oil drilling, mining tools, electronic communications, construction and other fields are accompanied by the development of downstream industries.

The market demand for cemented carbide continues to increase. And in the future, the manufacturing of high-tech weapons and equipment, the advancement of cutting-edge science and technology, and the rapid development of nuclear energy will greatly increase the demand for high-tech and high-quality and stable cemented carbide products.

What should be paid attention to in the processing of cemented carbide die tools?

Cemented carbide die tools

1. The hard alloy die tools uses wire as the wire electrode, which saves the forming tool electrode, greatly reduces the design and manufacturing cost of the forming tool electrode, and shortens the production preparation time and the hard alloy die tools processing cycle.

2. It can process micro-shaped holes, narrow slits and complex-shaped workpieces with very thin wire electrodes.

3. The cemented carbide die tools is processed by moving long metal wire, the loss of the metal wire per unit length is small, the impact on the processing accuracy can be ignored, and the processing accuracy is high. When the reused electrode wire has significant consumption, it can be replaced .

4. It is processed according to the contour in the form of slitting, and the amount of erosion is small, which not only improves production, but also high material utilization rate.

5. High degree of automation, convenient operation and use, easy to realize microcomputer control.

6. Finishing or semi-finishing can be directly used for one-time forming, generally, there is no need to change the electric standard in the middle.

7. General cemented carbide die tools use water-based working fluid to avoid fire. Cemented carbide die tools need to be processed to ensure safety and reliability.