What are the requirements for the selection of stamping oil for automotive stamping parts?

In the stamping of automobile stamping parts, the factors that affect the yield of stamping and drawing generally include the accuracy of stamping equipment, the rationality of die design, the quality of stamping dies, the performance of stamping oil, etc. How to choose stamping oil is also a part of stamping technology. Important topics:

• (1) Silicon steel plate: Silicon steel plate is a material that is relatively easy to punch. Generally, for the ease of cleaning of the finished workpiece, a low-viscosity punching oil is selected on the premise of preventing punching burrs. In addition, the anti-rust performance and anti-corrosion performance of the stamping oil used for fabrication silicon steel plates must meet certain requirements, which can avoid the rust of the workpiece, protect the operating environment, and generate irritating gases.
• (2) Carbon steel plate: When selecting stamping oil for carbon steel plate stamping, the first thing to pay attention to is the viscosity of the drawing oil. The preferred viscosity is determined according to the difficulty of fabrication, the method of applying the drawing oil and the degreasing conditions. Next, oil properties for easy forming, extreme pressure properties to prevent seizing, rust resistance, degreasing properties, and no toxic gas generation during welding must be considered.
• (3) Galvanized steel sheet: Galvanized steel sheet is a welded steel sheet with a hot-dip galvanized or electro-galvanized layer on the surface. Because it will chemically react with chlorine-based additives, it should be noted that white rust may occur in chlorine-based stamping oil when selecting stamping oil. The problem of rust can be avoided by using Yida Borun sulfur-type stamping oil, but it should be degreased as soon as possible after stamping.
• (4) Copper and aluminum alloy plates: Because copper and aluminum have good ductility, when selecting stamping oil, you can choose stamping oil containing oily agent and good sliding properties, and avoid using chlorine-containing stamping oil, otherwise stamping oil Corrode copper and aluminum alloys to make their surfaces black.
• (5) Stainless steel: Stainless steel is a material that is prone to work hardening, and requires the use of stretching oil with high oil film strength and good sintering resistance. Generally, stamping oil containing sulfur-chlorine compound additives is used to ensure the extreme pressure machining performance while avoiding problems such as burrs and cracks in the workpiece.