Die Science: Piercing, cutting aluminum without slivers

Die Science: Piercing, cutting aluminum without slivers

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Slivers are the result of the aluminum interfacing with the cutting sections or punches. To reduce the production of slivers the severity of friction at the point where the two surfaces interface must be reduced. The general rule for cutting materials is the softer the metal the smaller the cutting clearance.

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Die Science: Piercing, cutting aluminum without slivers