Deliver power to homes and businesses with your stamped-out diaphragms
Metal stamping was the main metal forming solution in a previous Crow era, circa 1962.
These parts were for “diaphragm-actuated” pipelines (read: air-controlled & automatic), not electronically or manually actuated by hand-and-lever.
First, to deep draw this casing and provide a uniform surface out of hot rolled pickled and oiled steel (HRPO), they were run through a 500-ton large bed press.
At dimensions of 4" in depth and 18-9/16" in diameter, and with a circumference of 24", tight ± 0.005" tolerances were maintained on every curve.
Deburring and cleaning ensured the parts were void of any trace particulate, and eight of these components were shipped to the customer within a 10-day time frame.
You save money on material with parts this size when you deep-draw them.
Product Description |
Two of these placed together for a valve actuator (with bolt pattern around circumference) |
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Deep Draw Stamping Capabilities Applied/Processes |
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Equipment Used to Manufacture Part |
500 Ton Press |
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Overall Part Dimensions |
Depth: 4.00" |
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Tightest Tolerances |
± 0.005" |
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Material Used |
HRPO Steel Plate |
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Material Finish |
Raw/Machined |
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In process testing/inspection performed |
Dimensional Inspection, Visual Inspection |
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Industry for Use |
Oil & Gas |
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Volume |
8 |
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Delivery/Turnaround Time |
10 work days |
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Delivery Location |
Anywhere |
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Standards Met |
Customer Specifications, 2D CAD Drawing |