The Knuckle-type high-speed precision punching machine from the perspective of engineering technology

In-depth discussion of the mechanical structure, control system, punching principle and technology development trend of the Knuckle-type high-speed precision punching machine from the perspective of engineering technology

A HOWFIT-Knuckle Type high-speed precision punch press is a common metal processing equipment with extremely high processing accuracy and efficiency. From the perspective of engineering technology, we will deeply explore its mechanical structure, control system, blanking principles, and technology development trends.

Mechanical structure:

The mechanical structure of the Knuckle Type high-speed precision punch press includes components such as the body, slider, connecting rod, swing bar, and punch. Among them, the slider is connected to the swing bar through the connecting rod, and the swing bar is connected to the punch. The machine tool is driven by a motor to make the slider reciprocate to achieve punching processing of the workpiece.

The mechanical structure of the Knuckle Type punch is compact and stable. Its good rigidity minimizes impact and vibration during processing. At the same time, precision bearings and guide rails are used to ensure the smooth movement and positioning accuracy of the slider.

Control system:

The control system of the Knuckle Type high-speed precision punch press includes a transmission control system and a power control system. The transmission control system uses servo motors and sensors to control and position the slider movement. The power control system is responsible for providing the power and energy required in the stamping process.

The control system of modern Knuckle Type presses is becoming increasingly intelligent and automated. By using PLC (programmable logic controller) and touch screen interface, operators can easily set up and adjust parameters of the machine tool. At the same time, the control system can also be networked with other equipment or computers to realize information management and remote monitoring of production data.

Blanking principle:

The punching principle of the Knuckle Type high-speed precision punch is based on the utilization of impact force and instantaneous kinetic energy, and the workpiece is punched at high speed and continuously through the punch. The blanking process can be divided into three stages: impact acceleration, holding, and recoil.

Specifically, during the downward process of the punch, the workpiece is punched into the required shape through impact force. After the impact is completed, the system will immediately rebound to separate the punch from the workpiece and start to maintain the state, waiting for the next blanking cycle.