The manufacturing process of Motor housing die-casting mold mainly includes the following steps:
Drawing review: First, review the design drawings of the motor housing to understand the design requirements and details to ensure the accuracy of mold manufacturing.
Material preparation: Prepare suitable steel or other materials according to the size and material requirements of the mold. Steel needs to be pre-processed, such as cutting, grinding, etc., to ensure that its size meets the requirements of mold manufacturing.
Processing: Rough processing of the pre-treated steel material, including milling, turning, planing and other processes, to initially form the various parts of the mold.
Mold base processing: Processing of the mold base, including the processing of mold cores, panels, ejector pin fixing plates, bottom plates and other components. The mold base is the skeleton of the mold, and its accuracy and stability need to be ensured.
Mold core processing: The mold core is a key part of the mold, involving steps such as flash processing, rough grinding, milling machine processing, benchwork processing, CNC rough machining, heat treatment, fine grinding, CNC finishing, EDM and mold saving.
Electrode processing: According to the design requirements, electrodes are made and processed for EDM forming.
Mold parts processing: Processing of mold parts such as sliders, compression blocks, diverter cone gate sleeves, etc.
Inspection: Conduct accuracy inspection on each component to ensure that it meets the design requirements.
Assembly: Assemble the various components together to form a complete Motor housing die-casting mold. During the assembly process, steps such as mold flying and mold testing are required to ensure the normal operation of the mold.
Debugging: After completing the assembly, debug the mold to check whether its pouring system, exhaust system, cooling system, etc. are working properly.
Trial mold: Carry out trial mold production to verify the stability and reliability of the mold. Based on the mold trial results, necessary adjustments and optimizations are made to the mold.
Production: After debugging and optimization, it will be officially put into production. During the production process, the mold needs to be maintained and maintained regularly to ensure its long-term stable operation.
The above is the manufacturing process flow of Motor housing die-casting mold. The entire process requires strict control of the accuracy and quality of each link to ensure that the final mold manufactured can meet production requirements.
