Phone:
(701)814-6992
Physical address:
6296 Donnelly Plaza
Ratkeville, Bahamas.
Description
| Brand Name | OEM |
| Product Name | Metal Stamping Die/Mould |
| Tolerance | ±0.002mm |
| Material | SKD11, SKD 61, Cr12MOV, D2, SKH-9, RM56, ASP23 etc. |
| Design Software | AutoCAD, Solid works, PRO/E, UG |
| Standard | ISO9001 |
| Mould Type | Compound Stamping Die, Single Stamping Die, Progressive die or according to Customer’s requirements |
| First Trial | 15-25 days after mold drawing confirmed |
| Mould Life | Depends on customer’s production capacity |
| Quality confirm | Can send strip layout of die, testing video, inspection certificate and sample of product |
| Package | PE bags and carton for products, wooden case for Die/mold, or as customer’s requirements |
Features
Our single automotive sheet metal checking fixtures are precision tools used in the automotive industry to ensure the dimensional accuracy and quality of sheet metal components. Here are some common features of these checking fixtures:
1. Design Specificity: Single automotive sheet metal checking fixtures are custom-designed for specific sheet metal parts, such as hoods, doors, fenders, or body panels. They are tailored to fit the dimensions and contours of the particular component being inspected.
2. Fixture Base: These fixtures typically have a rigid and stable base made from materials like steel or aluminum. The base provides a solid foundation for accurate measurements and stability during the inspection process.
3. Locating and Clamping Elements: Checking fixtures include precise locating and clamping elements that securely hold the sheet metal part in the correct position during measurement. These elements ensure repeatability and consistency across multiple inspections.
4. Datum System: A datum system is incorporated into the checking fixture, consisting of reference points and surfaces. The sheet metal component is aligned with these datums to establish a consistent coordinate system for accurate measurement comparisons.
5. Measurement Points: Checking fixtures feature strategically placed measurement points, such as holes, pins, or contact surfaces. These points are used with measuring devices, such as gauges or probes, to assess the dimensions, alignment, and tolerances of the sheet metal part.
6. Tolerance Verification: Checking fixtures are designed to verify whether the measured sheet metal component falls within specified tolerance limits. This allows manufacturers to ensure that the parts meet the required quality standards.
7. Durability and Reusability: Automotive sheet metal checking fixtures are built to withstand repeated use in high-volume production environments. They are constructed using durable materials and undergo rigorous testing to ensure longevity and reliability.
8. Documentation and Reporting: Many checking fixtures include the capability to document and record measured data. This facilitates traceability and enables manufacturers to generate reports for process analysis and quality control purposes.
It’s important to note that the specific features and design of a single automotive sheet metal checking fixture can vary depending on the manufacturer, application, and customer requirements.
