Carbide Punches

Flat carbide punches are primarily used in mold making for punching, blanking, and other operations. They can also be used in the manufacturing of electronic components and for processing various mechanical parts.

They enable high-precision stamping, ensuring dimensional accuracy and shape consistency of products. They also possess high strength and good wear resistance. The cutting edge is finely ground and polished, allowing for easy cutting into materials and stable operation even with hard materials.

Punch manufacturing process: Generally, high-quality high-speed steel is selected. Rough machining methods such as turning and milling are used to shape the raw material into a rough punch shape. The rough-machined punch then undergoes heat treatment, followed by precision machining processes such as grinding and lapping to ensure dimensional accuracy. Surface treatment is applied as needed to improve the surface hardness, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance. Multiple inspection methods are employed to ensure that each flat carbide punch meets stringent quality standards.