Die marks prevent a product from being marketed as a quality and finished product. Evidently, the manufacturing company employs secondary and even tertiary operations for refinement of the product.
So what? Every manufacturer does that?
Apparently, it’s true. However, it’s also a fact that post bending of alloys or materials, the operations processed for providing a finish to the product would incur costs. The same costs which could have been saved and helped a better stock of revenues.
Therefore, the team of engineers and technicians prefer press brake urethane die film for several significant advantages.
The following highlights the same:
1. Minimize abrasion at the source. As press brake tooling process takes off, the material drawn into the die, especially the bottom one could cause some abrasions. With the help of this die film, the abrasions can be prevented at the source.
2. No direct contact with the material. The film, which is impressed upon the bottom die prevents any direct contact with the materials, thus, prevents any marks caused due to coming into contact with the die.
3. Easy application. There’s no complicated procedure for applying the urethane brake die film on the die as it takes only a duct tape for clamping it. There’s no specialized procedure for the achieving the same.
4. Applicable to a wide range of materials. Whether stainless steel, aluminum, or any metal sheets, the die film can be used for a large variety of materials in an industrial facility.
5. Competitive prices. For industrial applications, one does not need to worry about the costs of the film, especially when there are durable and competitively priced films available in the marketplaces. It should be brought in to save expenditure on finished products.
