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KRCONN Successfully Develops Stamping Cator

Author：精睿     Source：     Time：2017-03-15      Views：198    

Nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; Stainless steel stamping process split three-choice dicarbot-short ST32-01-003
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Nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & stainless steel stamping process cato, which is well developed, can be applied in many fields to meet different customers
Summary: nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; Sagacity has been focusing on the field of SIM card, and has developed many different types of SIM card before and after. In the period of smartphone outbreak, smart follow the trend, has developed a number of combinational SIM card. But the SIM cards developed by R&D personnel day and night are always in trouble with customers, which is largely attributed to Kato. As the saying goes, if a horse is well equipped with saddles, in the high-precision product of the card holder, the matching production of the card holder and the card holder can achieve the best effect. The SIM cartridge body manufactured by this sophisticated research and development adopts innovative stamping style. The cartridge body is stamped out by using 304 material of high-speed stamping machine, then spot welding and oxidation are carried out. Compared with CNC process, the CNC process of Cato has a beautiful appearance, but its processing cost is high and efficiency is low. CNC generally processed materials are aluminum, soft texture. Compared with the CNC process, the powder metallurgical cator is harder, but it needs to open the mould to produce and manufacture, and can not produce integrated products, so it needs to weld the body and the outside of the cator. Of course, there is also a kind of plastic plus steel sheet once Molding forming cartridge. The advantages of this kind of cartridge are high efficiency and low cost, but when making the cartridge, it still needs to be welded with the same cartridge and appearance as powder metallurgy.
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