Flex Cams
For piercing, cutting, forming, & flanging operations
The system allows for a flexible distribution of forces, with optimal direction and velocity. By using a Flex Cam to perform multiple operations fewer tools are required that results in a more cost-effective production.
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Applications Example Flex Cams
PUNCHING UPWARD AT NEGATIVE ANGLES:
Problem: Punching at negative angles.
Solution: KALLER Flex Cam.
The picture shows holes being made in a car roof section, using a
KALLER Flex Cam.
THE PROCEDURE:
The downward movement of the press is used to raise the pivoting unit up to meet the part. This positions the die button behind the part. The punch is then activated, and the hole is made. Just one example of how KALLER FlexCam solutions are used to solve initially tricky problems in a controlled, and cost effective, manner.
Features & Benefits Flex Cams
Features
- High precision piercing using accurate guiding elements without side force.
- Five different Flex Cams and Force Cylinder sizes to optimize the needed room for installation.
- Free position of the driver and the cam units.
- Built in safety feature against tool damage or over-pressure.
- Even and controlled force distribution by always using an Accumulator.
Benefits
- The number of tools required to produce a part can be reduced.
- The cost of the tool could be reduced due to a more simplified tool design.
- It is possible to add operations in existing dies.
- Cost-effective solution as it can reduce the total number of dies, parts and production time.
- Give you the most flexible solution when adding more in-die operations.
- Multi-functional panels and dies is possible by using flexcam.
- Reduce risk of tool damages by using controlled force.
Power Unit – HCP
Free position in the die, also up-side down. The Accumulator ensures controlled force distribution.