The forming principle of the Accor molding machine is mainly to use a mold to apply external force to the forming part through the machine, and control the direction of the force according to the different molds, so as to achieve the expected requirements of the processed part. The following is a detailed introduction:
Mold and external force application
Mold types: There are many types of molds for Accor molding machines, including compression, rolling, leveling, hammering, and other commonly used molds. For the processing of profiles, compression and rolling molds are commonly used.
External force control: The machine applies external force to the forming part through a mold, and controls the direction of the force according to the different molds, so that the processed part meets the expected requirements.
Gradual formation and calibration
Gradual shaping: Accor molding machines achieve the designed shape through gradual shaping, with high precision, accuracy, and reliability in shape calibration.
Shape correction function:
Edge shaping: It can perform zero margin shrinkage and edge trimming on the edges of sheet metal parts.
Bending and angle calibration: Calibrate the bending and angle of sheet metal parts.
Eliminating deformation: Eliminating the middle agitation deformation of the belly plate parts.
Application of different molds
Ordinary forming: A mold with metal jaw plates (steel) is used for ordinary forming.
Non destructive forming: Molds with non-metallic jaw plates (synthetic materials) are used for non-destructive forming of material surfaces.
Flexible manufacturing and pressure regulation
Flexible manufacturing: Each mold can complete multiple tasks, forming a sheet metal flexible manufacturing system that can solve the machining and sizing problems of the vast majority of sheet metal parts.
Pressure regulation: Within the processing thickness range of 1.5-6.0mm, accurate shape calibration can be achieved through sensitive pressure regulation of the machine.
