In manu fabricationis fabricationis fermentorum metalorum saepe est phenomenum fermenti metalorum, quod inducat ad inabilitatem lineae fabricationis producere et influent normam manum fabricationis fabricationis fermenti. Stamping mors cracking is a very common phenomeno. Usually, stamping dies only crack a small gap, but in severe cases, stamping dies may split into several pieces, which may affect the quality of the die. There are many reasons for mold cracking:
1,Selection of Press Machine
To improve the service life of Metal Stamping molds, it is necessary to select a suitable press machine. In general open press machines, the uniform regrinding life is 10000-30000 times, while on new precision press machines, the regrinding life of stamping dies can reach 60000-120000 times. Especially for small or no gaps stamping dies, hard alloy stamping dies, and fine stamping dies, it is necessary to choose a press machine with high precision and good rigidity. Otherwise, it will reduce the lifespan of the die, and in severe cases, it may also damage the die. 
2,Reasons for mold design
In general, if the stamping die is designed with an unreasonable structure, insufficient strength, too close cutting edge distance, insufficient number of template blocks or no cushion pads, then the die faces a great risk of bursting. Mold design primarily includes the following points:
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2. Precisio perducentis mechanismi: Precisio et fidelis guidance potest reddere vestimenta moli, preventere occurrentiam convex et concave morientiam morientiam, et optime adequat ad utilizacionem mortuum vacuum et parvulum punching interiorum, moribus compositis, et moribus pluribus station is progressivis. In addition, to improve the lifespan of the mold, it is necessary to select the correct guiding method and the accuracy of the guiding mechanism based on the nature of the processing technology and the precision of the mold parts.
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