Servo-Presse mit drei Stößelfreiheitsgraden*

Groche, Peter; Scheitza, Matthias

doi:10.37544/1436-4980-2007-10-760

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“…In addition, the spindles can also be used to vary the installation height and the stroke length of the way-bound part of the press. Examples that illustrate the flexibility of the press can be found in [14,15]. The PtU is working on the implementation of a new 3D Servo Press with larger forces and a larger ram movement.…”

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Control of Uncertainties in Metal Forming by Applications of Higher Flexibility Dimensions

Groche

Kraft

Schmitt

et al. 2011

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It is widely accepted that fluctuations in market demands and product life cycles are often unpredictable. Based on these uncertainties, companies cannot calculate with constant demands. Manufacturers are also confronted with quality fluctuations in semi-finished parts that lead to various product qualities. This paper identifies the most relevant uncertainties for companies and gives answers how manufacturers can deal with these problems. It also shows recent developments in the field of flexible forming using servo press technology. Hereby the focus is set on 3D Servo Presses, providing various options for accomplishing uncertainties.

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Section: Advantages Of Servo Pressesmentioning

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Control of Uncertainties in Metal Forming by Applications of Higher Flexibility Dimensions

Groche

Kraft

Schmitt

et al. 2011

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Mechanical servo press technology for metal forming

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Mechanisms, classifications, and applications of servo presses: A review with comparisons

Halicioglu

Dülger

Bozdana

2015

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B:

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Servo presses have recently come into prominence for sheet metal forming operations due to their flexibility, controllability, and simplicity. Minimum energy consumption and maximum tool life are their significant characteristics, leading to considerable reductions in manufacturing costs. This article presents technological review on design and applications of servo presses. The characteristics of servo presses are described and compared to conventional and hydraulic presses. Mechanisms used in servo presses and their motion concepts are evaluated with design features. The industrial background of mechanisms is reported with typical examples from leading press manufacturers. A new classification of the servo presses is presented according to mechanisms and drivers. Besides, ranking of press types according to power control and mechanisms is determined. Servo presses with slider-crank mechanism design are preferred due to their distinctive characteristics.

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Servo-Presse mit drei Stößelfreiheitsgraden*

Cited by 4 publications

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Control of Uncertainties in Metal Forming by Applications of Higher Flexibility Dimensions

Control of Uncertainties in Metal Forming by Applications of Higher Flexibility Dimensions

Mechanical servo press technology for metal forming

Mechanisms, classifications, and applications of servo presses: A review with comparisons

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