Clinching Machine with no fasteners

Hallam, VIC - Delivers Nationally

Clinching Machine with no fasteners :      $26,500 AUD ($29,150 Inc. GST)

  • Specifications
    Condition:
    New
    No. in Stock
    1
    Year:
    2024
    Make:
    Bollhoff
    Sellers stock ID:
    128554
    Description

    RIVCLINCH® P50 PASS Series - New one arrived Oct 2024

    Recommended air pressure 4 to 6 bar 58-87 psi
    Max. authorized air pressure 6 bar 87 psi
    Min. working air pressure 4 bar 58 psi
    Hydraulic pressure at 6 bar air pressure 350 bar 5’078 Psi
    Clinching force at 6 bar air pressure 50 kN 11 klb
    Work stroke 8.0 mm 0.31"
    Approach stroke 52 mm 2"
    Total stroke 60 mm 2.36"
    Cycle time 0.7-0.9 s
    Max. sheet metal thickness,
    mild steel, total 4.0 mm 0.16''
    Max. sheet metal thickness,
    Stainless steel, total 3.0 mm 0.09”
    Max. sheet metal thickness,
    aluminium, total 4.0 mm 0.16”
    Recommended oil quality,
    hydraulic circuit ISO VG 32
    Noise level with booster
    Ref. Fig. 1
    Support, workhead and booster (pressure intensifier).
    Optional equipment:
    Tool kits: various combinations of dies and punches of type SR503 OR SR603

    Functional description
    Single-stroke clinching, opening die
    The clinching method used by this RIVCLINCH®
    machine is based on a single-stroke
    method, patented or patents pending world-wide by Bollhoff Attexor S.A.
    1. In the first part of the process, the punch will deform the overlapping sheet
    material plastically inside a die cavity. The wall of the die, typically split in two,
    three or four parts, remains closed.
    2. When the lower material sheet reaches the anvil, i.e. the bottom of the die cavity,
    the material will flow laterally and take a mushroom shape. In this phase the die
    parts will be pushed outwards, sliding on a base. After the punch has been pulled
    back and the die disengaged, the die walls will close again, pulled together by a
    spring.
    The result is a high-quality joint in terms of shape, strength and reproductibility.
    A later section will explain how the cycle described above may be optimized.

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