Common problems with metal stamping molds

The most common problem with molds in production is that the mold always breaks the punch head. There are many reasons for the breakage of the punch head. Generally, the thickness of the raw material is relatively thick and the punch head is relatively weak, which makes it easy to break the punch head. When opening a mold for stainless steel products, special attention should be paid to the issue of punch reinforcement. If the material thickness is relatively thick, it is not recommended to punch in the cutting mold because the punching force of the mold is too high, which can also cause the punch head to break easily. It is important to conduct a preliminary review of each product when customers request mold opening. Relevant technical personnel should be convened to exchange experiences based on each person's experience to avoid repeated mold repairs after the mold is opened.