Article | REF: M3147 V1

Design of aluminum extrusion dies. Part 2

Authors: Jean Pierre CESCUTTI, Nathalie RAVAILLE

Publication date: December 10, 2005 | Lire en français

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    1. Cognitive paths of progress in die design

    Current trends in the profile market are moving towards :

    • increasingly stringent (product) quality requirements:

      • dimensional, mechanical, surface and/or material health (quality) characteristics have increasingly tight tolerances (sometimes with the introduction of the notion of capability),

      • customer return rates are getting lower and lower (from the classically acceptable 0.5 to 1% in the construction industry to 0.000 1% in the automotive industry);

    • ever-shorter lead times. It usually takes around 6 weeks to deliver a sample of a new product (time to design, produce and adjust the die). Increasingly, lead times of 4 weeks are required;

    • lower and lower sales prices:

      • ...

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