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GE24-060R /B
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Stamping tools. Restamping tools Guide
Design basics ________________________________________
Status Enforceable
Importante Note : This document has been translated from the french. In the event of any dispute, only th french
version is referred to as the reference text and is binding on the parties.
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Class E24
Key words emboutissage, équipement de presse, outillage de presse, fondamentaux, basic, press
tooling, pressing, press equipment
Language English
Contents
Page
Foreword ................................................................................................................................................... 4
8 Restamping tools...................................................................................................................... 69
8.1 General........................................................................................................................................................69
8.2 Possible designs .........................................................................................................................................69
9 List of documents cited ........................................................................................................... 73
Foreword
This document is not a summary of "design rules".
It merely reminds a few basics and examples.
It cannot cover all particular cases. It is not complete.
It is an information complement to standard EM24.01.100 covering superficially the design of stamping
tools.
It must be enriched by:
different user projects
all manufacturing and maintenance sites by the intermediate of different DIVD.
Case A
Separators
Punch
Plan a sufficient number of separators in the die: Separators with metal springs or gas springs.
Beware compliance with the implantation guidelines for gas springs, more particularly concerning
the adjustment margin for safety. (see Renault standard EM24.54.700)
Case B
A die base must be implanted to separate the part and refit it using a spreader to prevent distorting
the part.
This spreader is not required if the panel is open at the ends to ensure the die base support on the
blank holder.
Dampers
Die
Spreader
Clipping props
Die base
Punch
If the panel must be clamped on the punch upon descent, implant a mobile shim system actuated
by jack or timed gas springs, prevent distorting the part upon lifting. See locking principle in
paragraph 1.1.4.
NOTE 1: for GSE and TGSE tools, do not implant this system, locking at "bottom dead" centre can
be ensured by the press cushion.
Note: this locking function does not exist on the cushion of the transfer press
PT 5400. (EM24.03.304 / EM24.03.309)
NOTE 2: by timed gas springs: cumbersome and costly solution.
Beware sizing of the spreader and clipping props.
the spreader must be subject to a calculation note. (see standard EM24.01.100)
clipping props: proposition
Lock screw
+ washer
A-A CROSS-SECTION
Roler bearing
Pneumatic jack
Block
Gas springs
Moving shim actuated
or props
by jack
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Note: implant a detector for each shim. As the shim is actuated by a jack, the latter will include a built-in
detector.
* only those fitted: refer to the FTLs per site (press technical sheets per site and per line)
Cushion
Cushion
Press
axis
Refer to the FTL document (line technical sheets per
axis
axis
site) for the lengths of props which can be used.
Or
to
according to the production and backup
sites to reduce prop changing. This can
lead to drill holes in a punch to allow the
working prop displacement for another
part.
Sole
Before fitting the tool, the props are
recessed under the platform by a value
variable according to the type of press.
SF position
for blank load
SF stroke
Part extraction
position
SF stroke
Adjusting
range
10
Press platform
Recommendation: except in exceptional cases, do not use the extreme upper and lower positions.
Note: include the passages for props with the possibility of turning the tools flat by 180°, fitting 2 GSE
type tools either to the right, or to the left.
Transfer direction
Transfer direction
1 - Prop extension
Prop extensions are part of the tooling. They are either offset or foundry single block with the blank
holder. Single block with blank holder, they must have a height < 150 mm. (to prevent problems upon
foundry, sand setting, and breakage when handling the blank holder)
For heights ≥ 150 mm, offset design according to Renault standard EM24.57.100.
H< 150 mm
Prop offset with Ø 80
rotation lock and
untightening system
Other principles:
pre-acceleration +
D = panel depth +
20 mm
3- Pre-acceleration
According to the type of press, it can be either fixed with a value 25mm, or programmable from 0 to 25
mm.
Using pre-acceleration allows:
reducing noise,
preventing shock between die and blank holder, and hence optimise the press reliability (props
caulking, jack fatigue, etc.)
It must be planned systematically in studies. However, it is linked with stamping feasibility.
As the blank is supported only on the blank holder, it can "drop" and create attack folds (this problem can
sometimes be compensated by implementing blank support pads)
This phenomenon can be a possibility to "feed" the panel.
It is also possible to set the position of the blank holder at the blank attack.
pre-acceleration
5 – Number of props
To determine this, consider:
their distribution under the blank holder span
the load balancing
Max loads per prop (see Renault standard EM24.57.100)
Open tool
pre-acceleration included
Course C
10 min theoretical: use 15 min
Course C
Course C
Stroke
Props
Low position closed tool
PMR
30
acceleration
Stroke +
10 mini
Note: before delivering tools to the production, backup, MAP site, check passage of all props: practical
check indispensable.
1.3 Diagrams
according to the
value for stroke and
frame or sole
thickness
Props: with or without extensions according to the value for stroke and frame or sole thickness.
Note: handling the entire tool, in the case of the offset sole is performed by the blank holder ⇒
privilege the principle with the lower frame.
HOF 1180
HOF 1450
orOU
470
200
OU
or
Caution: handling the tool in the GSE position is performed with blank holder handling.
HOF 1180
GSE
HOF PL 1450
HOF SF 1300
200
Caution: handling the tool in the GSE position is performed with blank holder handling.
1.3.1.4 GSE tool, fitted by 2 (side by side) on TGSE or PT5400 press station 1, backup by 1 on GSE
press
HOF 1380*
HOF 1650
Principle with
lower frame
Principle with
sole
200*
470
compensation spreader
Outline sketch.
TGSE Press
GSE Press
AXE D'OUTIL
TOOL AXIS
HOF 1500
HOF 1650
Caution:
Design with prop extensions, handling entire tool by the blank holder, requires the implantation of
retaining pins between punch and blank holder.
HOF 1500
HOF 1650
Caution: handling the tool in the TGSE position is performed with blank holder handling.
1.3.2.3 Specifics
A - Tools by 2, GSE type allocated on TGSE press: backup in degrouped on the GSE press must be
forbidden for parts with delicate stamping. (type lateral door caisson)
The difficulty comes from the difference in design of the TGSE and GSEcushions: "thrust points" are
located differently.
TGSE press
1125
Jack Tool axis type GSE
jack
TGSE axis
TGSE axis
Jack
GSE press
Jack
GSE axis
GSE axis
Jack
Jack
GSE axis
GSE axis
Jack
Jack
GSE axis
GSE axis
Jack
B - TGSE or GSE tools with gas springs for backup on DE press (without flipping) or on SE press
(without props)
very expensive solution (RG costs)
Risks of MAP problems (behaviour different between a cushion (with programmable loads)
and RGs with loads increasing with crushing.
* Gas springs linked to optimise loads and compensate potential failure of one spring.
B
B- 10
B
B- 10
B
B
A
Cross-section: BB
B- 10
B*
B
B- 10
B
B* must be modulated
B
A
A according to cross-section:
B
see guide GE24-040R
paragraph 5
A B
TGSE 40 40 60 50
GSE 40 40 60 50
MP 30 30 50 40
GP 30 30 60 50
TGP 40 40 60 50
In practice, the values in the table are sufficient for thickness panels (e ≈ 0.7).
They must be modulated according to particular cases with high panel thickness notably or HLE panel.
The design of the foundry (thickness, number and dimension of ribs) must take these loads into account,
more particularly the separation force of the die.
Gas spring
Gas spring
NOTE: beware fitting under GP DEpresses (opening in the posts): the stroke of RGs must = 80 mm. For
longer strokes, implant pneumatic springs "Harcross" type (See Renault standard EM24.54.700).
Plunger connected
to the press ram
Blank holder
Die
Suspended plunger
Blank holder
Die
3 SD (stretch-draw)
Note: This type of design remains exceptional, it is currently used for parts with shapes «lending well »
to this design. It was used to obtain a better tension of the panel, in the case of parts with little
curvature. Examples: hood panel, roof. The high consumption of material limits the cases of use.
Loads: check that the loads are below the press capacities: refer to the FTL standards (press technical
sheets per line and per site) for the load graphs. When they exist, check compatibility with energy graphs.
1 – The blank stands on the highest shape of the lower 2- Descent of upper blank holder to clamp
part the panel.
Lower frame
3 – The part is clamped between the blank holder and 4- Stamping of counters by the plunger
stretching starts effect
Counters
3.2 Calculations
See Renault guide GE24-040R.
It is imperative to check that for each phase in operation, the loads required are below those of the press,
refer to the FTL of the different production sites for press curves.
Type A: Traditional fitting on die base, with pneumatic springs or gas springs.
Type B: The die entrance line does not appear in the opening of the blank holder ram. The die base is
fitted from below and linked with an offset sole. The "suspended base" function is ensured either by
pneumatic springs or gas springs. The sole / die base link is ensured by M20 CHc screws and lock
washers. If the die base is suspended with gas springs, its locking must be planned with the upper blank
holder for fitting the sole.
Note: caution, the value of HOL equals: HOF + lower blank holder stroke (if RG) + upper blank holder
stroke (if RG). On GP-DE and GPR press, the total stroke must be below 80mm.
RG = gas springs
Check the passage in the post opening for lateral loading presses.
Blade holder
upper frame
Blades
4 retainer
pins Upper blank
holder
Lower blank
holder
Prop extension
Punch
Lower frame
Note: the retaining/dampening systems are either produced from Renault standard EM24.55.100 (retaining
rods with dampener), or an adaptation of the principle.
4.1 General
4.1.1 For the design of foundries refer to Renault standard EM24.01.100 and Renault guide GE24-040R.
Important items:
- align the ribs on the foundry of the punch and/or plunger with the ribs on the die foundry.
- position the compensation shims opposite the ribs on the blank holder and dies, while taking into
account (when positions are known) of the press thrust points (rams and/or cushions)
4.1.2 To position the part, centre the outline of the die entrance line in the axes.
EM ( Die entrance )
X
1000
Start X
=
Z
700
l
=
Start Y
= L =
4.2 Die
4.2.1 DE tool
Tie-rod fitte 80
d pre-stressed
63
Ø
80
4.2.2 SE tooling
4.2.3 EE tools
In this case, the die is a die base. The design is:
A single block with upper frame
B offset on an upper frame
A single block
90°
Die blades
Die blade holder
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With 1 "double blank" specific detector according to guidelines and details in drawing E1590 1051 in
GE24-060R /B
4.3 Plunger
4.3.1 DE tool
2 designs:
A- Connected to the press ram: general case
B-1- suspended
B-2- suspended from below
A- Connected to the press ram
B- Suspended
- material (according to standard EM24.01.100 and specifics per project)
- handling / flipping
- 3 holes for contact tips according to Renault standard EM24.02.035.
- Housings exploded according to Renault standard EM24.53.500.
- stands for suspensionsystems: pneumatic springs, RG (gas springs)
Note:-1 beware the value of HOL (tool free height) for certain lateral loading presses with low
passage height
-2 beware the determination of the number and type of pneumatic spring (see Renault standard
EM24.54.700.
- linking ribs between plunger sole and body
- Housing, implantation of dampening blocks according to Renault standard EM24.54.500.
- If required, according to the footprint, clear the snap clamp zones.
4.3.2 SE tooling
2 designs:
A single block with lower frame
B offset on a lower frame
With or without props, with or without gas springs.
TOOL AXIS
B- offset on frame
TOOL AXIS
TOOL AXIS
- all previous items + (except direct links with the press platform)
- keying fastenings on frame
Lower frame: takes over the functions of direct links with the press platform.
4.3.3 EE tools
2 designs:
A single block with lower frame
B offset on a lower frame
4.4.1 DE tool
A- Connected inner blank holder B- Moving inner blank holder in the plunger
of the outer blank holder
Specifics: Case A-
The blank holders are linked by a rolled steel plate (E295 according to standard
EN 10025) or from foundry (GE280, G20Mn5 + N or 270-480W standard A 32-054,
PR EN 10293-2, ISO 3755). Fasteners and keys of the blank holders on the plate by
M20 CHc screws with lock washers.
The plunger must be fitted "suspended" with offset plate.
Case B-
If the plunger is fitted "suspended", the inner blank holder is fitted on linked gas
springs. The control unit is fitted in the outer blank holder for accessibility.
Beware the deflection of the pipes.
If the plunger is linked to the press plunger, the control unit is implanted on the
plunger: holes must be planned in the outer blank holder for accessibility to this
control unit.
If required, the inner blank holder is reactioned with the inner part, retained by pins
according to CNOMO standard E24.55.265.N.
4.4.2 SE tooling
4.4.3 EE tools
A- lower blank holder
Ditto identical to SE Tool paragraph 4.4.2
4.5 Frames
4.5.1.1 DE tool
The frame is merely a bracket for working parts. It must provide for the following functions:
- support the blades
- material (according to standard EM24.01.100 and specifics per project)
- fasteners and centring on press plate
- handling of the element and overall tool
- pneumatic, electric or electro pneumatic connection
- electric box
- safety jack ranges
- contact tips
- adjustment spacers located opposite ribs
- blank holder guide stops
4.5.1.2 SE tooling
The frame is a punch bracket. . It must provide for the following functions:
- support the punch
- material (according to standard EM24.01.100 and specifics per project)
- fasteners and keying of the punch
- fasteners and centring on press plate
- passages of props or bracket for gas springs
- handling of the element and overall tool
- pneumatic, electric or electro pneumatic connection
- electric box
- safety jack ranges
- contact tips
- adjustment spacers located opposite ribs
- retaining of blank holder
- guide stops: with the blank holder and possibly the die
4.5.1.3 EE tools
The frame can be a punch bracket and must comply with the items cited in paragraph 4.5.1.2, i.e. a single
block punch frame and provide the functions of a punch, cited in paragraph 4.3, and those for a frame
cited in paragraph 4.5.1.2.
4.5.2.1 DE tool
A- for plunger, it provides the following functions:
- fasteners and keys of working parts
- snap fitting notches and manual for press ram
- handling of the item alone and with the working parts
- ranges for supporting elastic spacers
4.5.2.2 SE tooling
Upper frame with die holder function (die blades)
- fasteners and keys of working parts
- snap fitting notches and manual for press ram
- clearances of pneumatic fitting for GSE and TGSE presses
- handling of the item alone and with the working parts
4.6 Handling
- plunger / punch handling
Machined
Note: the values of clearance between the plunger (punch) and blank holder depend on the value of the
"die input" radius.
Details of the blank holder guide with plunger:
Protection shim
Blank holder
Plunger
Blank holder guides with die (DE tool) or die with lower frame (SE tool):
A-A CROSS-SECTION
Die guide with blank holder ("small" SE tools): with "male and female sliders" (see standard EM24.52.500)
To ensure and facilitate operator safety during loading/extraction operations (case with manual loading
and extraction), do not fit the reactions on the front and/or back sides of the press in the sweep and/or
access zone.
Sizing of the reactions is determined by evaluating the separation force while taking into account the load
on the blank holder and the slope.
Case requiring reactions:
- very large parts involving a small section of the blank holder.
- blank holder ranges with slope ≥ 20°.
Anti-rotation
Th. 6 mm
Separation Blade depth 8 mm
On request
X to determine according
to the implementation
15 to 45°
Loctite locking
compound
45 on flat
70 or 130
Blading ∅ 51
Centrer in "lunules":
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Edge 5 x 45° 2Ø12 for pin after MAP
if required
OBLONG IF
Section A
REQUIRED
4.9 Stops
Quantity Spring
Pneumatique jack
Keying
Refer to standard EM24.59.300.
4.13 Lifting
Refer to Renault standard EM24.57.100.
Recommendations:
In no case a hole for passage of lifting system
can be implanted in a zone
of counter-stamping.
Holes must be located at least at 20mm
from an "edge" line and 40mm from a zone
in back.
4.14 Separators
In the die of double effect tools without die base and simple effect tools, include spring or gas push rods,
in the part’s non visible zones.
For light parts, particularly in alu, include separators to hold the part in the lower section.
See standard EM24.54.300.
For Double Effect tools with die base, implant separators according to the following principle:
Die base
4.15 Detection
See standard EM24.59.100.
Refer to paragraph 4.8 for the note on the detector/centrer element, in addition this type of detector
requires a counterweight adjustment.
Implant 2 detection systems per blank.
Implant 1 detector per axis: 1 longitudinal and 1 transversal.
Implant them in zones where the blank is either standing on the range or very close to the range.
Make the link between the detector and its cable accessible.
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AXE LONGITUDINAL
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AXE TRANSVERSAL
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4.16 Louvers
See Renault standard EM24.53.500.
For aspect parts with coating, implant the type of louver on polyurethane: it allows limiting metal tearing,
and hence pollution of the tool and part.
Drawbacks: - large housing for polyurethane.
- the dimension of the polyurethane separates the cutting line from the zone requiring
panel sliding.
The type of louver on steel block can be implanted on "non aspect" and non coated parts.
* SE particular case: in certain cases, the ranges are implanted between the blank holder (lower part) and
the die (upper part)
** Particular case EE: in certain cases, the ranges are implanted between the lower blank holder and the
upper blank holder.
NOTE: these particular cases require approval from the production and backup site
Other particularity:
The fitting of "safety jacks" in automatic (on certain presses GP type) imposes a position in space, see
standard EM24.01.100 and the as-built drawings.
Detail
+1
Stroke
4.19 Materials/grains
Theoretical blank
4.20 Adjustments
Block
4.21 Ranges
4.21.1 Blank holder / die range or lower blank holder / upper blank holder range
blank limit
Theoretical
To reduce machining of die and blank holder ranges, include a rough cast clearance at ~ 15mm constant
beyond theoretical blank. (blank flat on range).
Trimming
Part finished
Die
Die base
Parallelism
Blocks
Ø100
Compensating
Blocks
Ø50
Have to be fixed between Die and Blank holder, at the nearest position of die spotting surfaces for big
parts.
On Narrow parts:
space them from die axis for effort balancing,
Locate them in front of ribs (on die and blank holder) and in front of application forces
Quantity of blocks link with perimeter
After blank holder die spotting activity, install compensating blocks within 0,5 mm gap compare to die
design studies for no rectifying activities on them, After, adjustment compensation blocks is done
Ø 50
After stamping part good quality results, realize compensating blocks final fixing using calibrated steels.
Calibrated steel height result from lead piece usage
Compensating block
Self-locking washer
60
Plunger sole
60
CHc M20-60
45
100
Jack extension
Ø 20
L
Ø90
S.F. sole
Ø120
Plunger
Clearance on
plunger according
to sole profile
Section A
4.25.3 Recommendations
Design diagrams:
4.25.4 Dampers
Do not implant elastic spacer dampers on tools with plunger suspended with gas springs.
In the case of tools converted into suspended plunger, these spacers must be removed.
Tool open
Plunger ram
Tool closed
Table defining the number of dampers according to the weight and stroke of the plunger.
- if no reaction:
the height of the cylindrical is 30 to 40mm.
Clearance between die and die base is 1mm
Index the base using pins.
- if reaction:
with a slope ≥ 10° adjust the die base in the reaction zone over a height of 60mm
the parting line must be as close as possible to the die entrance, in case of "needle" shorten the
die base and in case of "step", use the following principle:
Recess about 10
Die
Die base
Lower cup
M 231 265 101
Elastic spacer
X 346 556 306
Spacer
95
Ø50
Protection shim
Blank holder
Plunger
RG
CH
This principle can be applied to a DE stamping tool, beware however the loads under die, which when
rising "push" the blank holder. The moving die must be locked at "bottom dead centre" either
mechanically or with retarded gas springs.
6.1 Centring
It must be performed with centrers located on the butt welding line, otherwise in notches constructed at
blank cutting, notches as close as possible to the butt welding line.
In the case of butt welded parts, centring must be performed on the high thickness side.
To ensure repeatability of centring, the blank must be pushed against these centrers by blank return
stops. (see guide GE24-017R, drawing E1590 010 18)
Examples of centring:
6.2 Materials
Additions of grains in X153CrMoV10 with adjusting shims, on the butt welding line, in the die part.
Die
Offset grains
Offset grains
7 Master Drawing
8 Restamping tools
8.1 General
This operation consists in increasing the stamping height locally.
Example: Type of part with restamping operation lateral door caisson.
This operation is usually multi-function:
The restamping function is often associated with trimming, punching, opening functions.
According to the type of press and part dimensions
Ext. presser
central
(E24.54.700)
Int. presser
External pressure
External pressure Blade Blade
Range for balancing
with lower part
BENEFITS DRAWBACKS
- Loads adjustable separately for the presser and blank - Dimensions of the tool + RG implanted for outer SF
holder functions ⇒ MAP facilitated
- Difficulties for implantation of inner presser retainer
- Light maintenance: no need to remove the tool
completely • access without pins difficult, even impossible
⇒ * retainer / damper system by rod
* fitting / removal difficult
access -upper frame side
- presser side
⇒ heavy maintenance
- Beware the cross-section of the blank holder (ring
shaped)
- Difficulties for implantation of inner presser guides
SCHEME TYPE 2
Upper frame
Retainer hook
Em24.55.100
Presser Presser
Presser Presser
Blade Blade
Note: upper frame / lower frame guides by stops with insert cupro plates on cast iron. (no
columns except if punching, trimming functions).
BENEFITS DRAWBACKS
- Delicate inner/outer links
- Design for reduced dimension tools
- Material steel imperative
- Implantation retained / dampers without difficulties ⇒ cost higher
⇒ longer foundry time
- Reduction in the number of guides
- Removing a foundry mobile element - Cannot adjust the presser and blank holder loads
separately (MAP)
(pressers / BH grouping by 1 element only) - Difficulties of R6 implantation for blank holder
function
- Blades in «bridge »
⇒ * fragility of blade sector
• for maintenance removal obligation of using
certain blades
• multiplicity of parting lines of the blades
- Modelling audit mandatory to check presser/BH
solidity
ISO 3755 : Carbon steel moulded for general use mechanical construction.
EN 10025 : Hot laminated products in non allied construction steel. Technical delivery
conditions.
PR EN 10293-2 : Construction and general use cast steel. Section 2: Construction cast steel.
A 32-054 : Foundry products. General use cast steel in mechanical construction.
E24.55.265.N : Press tooling. Retaining and locking pins. General specifications.
EM24.01.100 : Presentation of the basic offer and free offer in press tooling design
EM24.02.032 : Implementing stamping tools under presses, Assembly FOP.
EM24.02.035 : Geometrical inspection contact tips for pressing tools
EM24.03.304 : Press technical sheets per line. Douai plant (being written)
EM24.03.309 : Press technical sheets per line. MCA plant.
EM24.52.500 : Press tooling. Plates and sliders for cam stations.
EM24.52.700 : Closed tool height (H.O.F) stops Elastic storage spacer for press tooling
EM24.53.500 : Press tooling. Louvers on polyurethane and louvers on steel block
EM24.54.300 : Compression spring in elastomere – Flexible stripper in elastomere. Spring push-
rods for press tooling.
EM24.54.500 : Press tooling: Damper blocks. Dampers. Protection shims.
EM24.54.700 : Gas springs. Pneumatic springs for press tooling.
EM24.55.100 : Press tooling. Retaining and locking pins. Retaining/guiding rods with damper.
EM24.57.100 : Press tooling. Prop and prop extension. Compensation prop. Lifting system.
EM24.59.100 : Proximity sensors and accessories for press tooling
EM24.59.150 : Pneumatic connecting plates and accessories in press tooling
EM24.59.300 : Offset locking pins, single block locking pins for press tooling.
EM24.59.500 : Punch checking punches, elements identification punches, marking elements for
press tooling
GE24-010R : Press tooling Master drawing for GP presses
GE24-011R : Press tooling Master drawing for GP presses DO NOT USE THESE 2D DRAWINGS
FOR X91, X61.
GE24-012R : Press tooling Master drawing for TGP presses. "DO NOT USE THESE 2D
DRAWINGS FOR X91, X61 EXEPTION FOR VACUOUS STATION"
GE24-013R : Press tooling Master drawing for OYAK.
GE24-017R : Press tooling. Miscellaneous master.
GE24-040R : Press tooling. General design guidelines.