There are many reasons why high speed punches wear too quickly. Here are some common reasons:
Improper material selection: If the key components of the punch press use low-quality or unsuitable materials, such as non-wear-resistant alloys or steel, then they may be more susceptible to wear.
Improper operation: Incorrect operation methods may cause unnecessary wear on the punch press. For example, excessive or improper use of the punch press, such as overloading, frequent starting and stopping, and using inappropriate molds, will accelerate the wear of the punch press.
Lack of lubrication and maintenance: The punch press needs to be lubricated and maintained regularly to keep it in good working condition. Lack of proper lubrication or regular maintenance may cause increased friction between the parts of the punch press and accelerate wear.
Environmental factors: Harsh conditions in the working environment, such as dust, water vapor, high temperature, etc., may accelerate the wear of the punch press.
Design defects: Design defects or manufacturing defects of the punch press may cause premature wear of certain components.
Overload: If the punch press is overloaded for a long time, such as exceeding its rated capacity, its key components may wear faster.
Service life: Even if operated and maintained under normal conditions, high speed punch presses will naturally wear out over time, especially if used frequently.
To slow down the wear of high-speed punch presses, operators should follow the correct operating methods, perform regular lubrication and maintenance, ensure that the key components of the punch press are made of high-quality materials, and try to avoid overload and harsh working environments.
