Ceramic tools for sheet metal forming

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Müller, J [1 ]
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[1] DaimlerChrysler AG, Stuttgart, Germany
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INNOVATIONS IN PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURING OF SHEET MATERIALS | 2001年
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Ceramic materials are characterized by high hardness, high wear strength and a low affinity to metallic materials. Therefore, ceramic surfaces are suitable for the application in tools for sheet metal forming. They show, parliculary by using steel and aluminum sheet metal, a very low friction and excellent wear behavior. The use of ceramic tools leads to considerable cost savings resulting from a reduction of the amount of lubrication, a lower maintenance and a higher tool lifetime in high volume production. The downtime of the presses can be reduced by the low maintenance which leads to a more effective utilization of presses in connection with a higher production speed.
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