Dayton’s leading-edge coatings and other unique surface treatments have been developed to improve inplant performance by increasing tool hardness and wear resistance. Surface Treatments DayKool™ (XCR) A cryogenic steel conditioning process used in addition to...
The effects of stress, clearance and material Perforating is defined as a process of making a hole by removing a slug. During perforating in a stamping operation, a punch shears and breaks a slug out of the part material and then pushes the slug into a matrix (die...
Guaranteed Solution To Slug Pulling Dayton Slug Control is a method of reducing the risk of slugs being pulled to the die surface during withdrawal of the punch. The slugs are trapped in the land of the die buttons until they fall freely through the relief. It has no...
Selecting the proper tool steels, heat treatment, and surface treatments for stamping of coated materials can be a complex and confusing process. To simplify this process, you first must understand a few basic facts about the available choices. Download...
Reducing Downtime, Increasing Profit Dayton Progress Understands the Issues Associated with Stamping Aluminum Aluminum Oxide buildup Perforating problems Accelerated die component wear Galling (adhesive wear) Ultimately you have more downtime and increased maintenance...