High-Precision Coordinate Jig Grinding for Stamping Die Bushings

Planetary high-frequency spindle jig grinding correcting post-heat-treatment distortion in hardened tool steel press dies and guide holes.

Engineering Specifications & Parameters

Primary Alloys	SKD11, D2, Vanadis 4 Extra (60-64 HRC)
Process Method	Coordinate Jig Grinding
Kinematic Control	High-Frequency Electric Grinding Turbine
Surface Finish (Ra)	Ra 0.08 μm
Dimensional Tolerance	+/-0.001 mm

Manufacturing Overview & Engineering Principles

High-Precision Coordinate Jig Grinding for Stamping Die Bushings is an advanced machining methodology utilized by UCAN ROBOT to achieve high-precision geometries, rigorous dimensional stability, and verified surface finishes across demanding industrial production runs.

Process Specifications & Technical Controls

Process Classification: Coordinate Jig Grinding.
Achievable Tolerances: Maintained consistently within +/-0.001 mm under continuous CNC cycle monitoring.
Surface Finish Capability: Delivers surface roughness down to Ra 0.08 μm, eliminating or minimizing manual secondary benchwork.
Compatible Materials: Optimized for precision cutting of SKD11, D2, Vanadis 4 Extra (60-64 HRC).
Kinematic Setup: Employs High-Frequency Electric Grinding Turbine to eliminate cutting vibration, tool chatter, and thermal drift.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What dimensional accuracy is standard for High-Precision Coordinate Jig Grinding for Stamping Die Bushings?

UCAN ROBOT reliably maintains tolerances within +/-0.001 mm using temperature-compensated machine tools and in-process laser tool setting.

What materials yield the best results with this process?

This process is engineered for SKD11, D2, Vanadis 4 Extra (60-64 HRC), providing clean chip evacuation and burr-free edges.