The Profiled-Edge Lamination (PEL) method was developed by the Walczyk and Hardt as an improvement oer the current method of stacking and bonding contured laminations in terms of the lead-time and cost of toolIng development for sheet metal forming dies. It is also a viable alternative to conventional CNC-machining of such dies. In pursuit of successful commercial realization of the PEL method in industry, this paper discusses several important issues including: • the origin of this method and advantages over other tooling techniques • the general procedure for creating PEL machining instructions • determining the geometric error introduced by the straight bevel approximation • the propensity for PEL die delamination from high formi...
The quick manufacturing of large metal forming tools, e.g. for car body parts, is a novel and promis...
The numerous sheet forming technologies that use rubber or flexible tools are generally based on one...
The numerous sheet forming technologies that use rubber or flexible tools are generally based on one...
The Profiled-Edge Lamination (PEL) method was developed by the Walczyk and Hardt as an improvement o...
Bevel cutting of steel laminations used in profiled-edge laminated tooling allows for a more accurat...
Bevel cutting of steel laminations used in profiled-edge laminated tooling allows for a more accurat...
various direct and indirect RT techniques, which use advanced computer-aided techniques and computer...
Due to the increasing competition from developing countries, companies are struggling to reduce thei...
Edge bead formation is a well-known phenomenon typically happening in the lamination due to the phys...
Laminated tooling consists of an array of stacked laminations that are mechanically clamped or bond...
Wrthin the context ofrapid tooling, we are currently assessing the fundamental limitations oflamina...
The finite element simulations of a sheet metal forming process help the methods and tooling enginee...
An output from an EPSRC funded project (GR/K67151/01, £231,279) involving collaboration of 3 univers...
This paper describes a new concept for the construction of prototype tooling specifically for pressu...
The intention of this paper is to describe some of the activities undertaken by the Warwick Manufact...
The quick manufacturing of large metal forming tools, e.g. for car body parts, is a novel and promis...
The numerous sheet forming technologies that use rubber or flexible tools are generally based on one...
The numerous sheet forming technologies that use rubber or flexible tools are generally based on one...
The Profiled-Edge Lamination (PEL) method was developed by the Walczyk and Hardt as an improvement o...
Bevel cutting of steel laminations used in profiled-edge laminated tooling allows for a more accurat...
Bevel cutting of steel laminations used in profiled-edge laminated tooling allows for a more accurat...
various direct and indirect RT techniques, which use advanced computer-aided techniques and computer...
Due to the increasing competition from developing countries, companies are struggling to reduce thei...
Edge bead formation is a well-known phenomenon typically happening in the lamination due to the phys...
Laminated tooling consists of an array of stacked laminations that are mechanically clamped or bond...
Wrthin the context ofrapid tooling, we are currently assessing the fundamental limitations oflamina...
The finite element simulations of a sheet metal forming process help the methods and tooling enginee...
An output from an EPSRC funded project (GR/K67151/01, £231,279) involving collaboration of 3 univers...
This paper describes a new concept for the construction of prototype tooling specifically for pressu...
The intention of this paper is to describe some of the activities undertaken by the Warwick Manufact...
The quick manufacturing of large metal forming tools, e.g. for car body parts, is a novel and promis...
The numerous sheet forming technologies that use rubber or flexible tools are generally based on one...
The numerous sheet forming technologies that use rubber or flexible tools are generally based on one...