Shearing Machine

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A shearing machine is used to cut sheet metal, bars, and plates by applying shear stress using a die and a punch, which is very similar to punching paper. The die and punch can have different shapes, such as circular or straight blades that resemble scissors. Shearing machines include punching machines for small discs, blanking machines for washer production, etc. Usually, shearing operations are used to split metals into sheets or strips. The type of blade used for shearing—a straight or rotatory edge determines the process of shearing a plate, sheet, or strip.
Shearing is usually performed with the help of two blades, one fixed to the shear bed and the other moved vertically with little to no clearance. The shearing handle proceeds gradually from one side of the material to the other. The term “rake” refers to the angular configuration in blades. The thickness and kind of material to be cut entirely determines clearance and rake.
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// Working

Working of Shearing Machine:

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Punching or Blanking:

Using a punch to remove material from a strip of sheet metal or a more significant piece is known as blanking or punching. Punching means removing small pieces; blanking means removing small scrap parts and the remaining helpful portion.
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Cutting:

Very little excess metal is spread on the parting plane during drop forging or die-casting parts production. The extra metal, referred to as flash, is removed from the part during the trimming process before it is used.
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Nibbling:

Nibbling is a particular notching where the metal is sliced with overlapping notches. Nibbling is used to create any desired shape, such as flanges or collars.
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Making a notch:

Cutting a small amount of metal from a blank is known as notching. Because the cutting line of the slug touches one edge of the strip or blank during notching, it differs from punching. Any shape can be used for notches.
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Sheet/stock thickness is the sheet or web thickness that can be sheared.

Sheet/working length is the largest dimension of working distance from right to left that can be cut.

Throat depth is the distance from the centerline of the ram to the back frame in a gap frame, C frame, or similar press type