Bimetal stamping parts(thermostatic bimetal)

Specifications

Thermostatic bimetals are today widely used in control ,safety and thermal compensation Systems , due to their reliability, stur

Thermostatic bimetals are today widely used in control ,safety and thermal compensation Systems , due to their reliability, sturdiness and low cost .The wide range of YADA bimetals ,manufactured to DIN standards ASTM standards and chinese GB standards , ensures a Choice of products closely matched to di f ferent speci f ic requi rements.Moreover the tighter gurantees offered by YADA for both the physical properties and dimensional tolerances enable the bimetals to meet the increasingly stringent demands of modern industry.

 

 

Stamping should avoid any deformation of parts of formation of burrs at the edges of the cut. Anything adding rigidity in the direction of deflection reduces thermal deflection. A strip width of more than 20% of strip length may cause rigidity because of the cross curvature during subsequent heating.To minimize deformation and burr,sufficiently precise stamping tools must be used. A shearing strength of 600N/mm can be used in determining the necessary cutting pressure for bimetals.The cut should start at the side with the harder component. No further precautions are necessary. The
processing instructions for structural steels and stainless steels are valid for most types of bimetals as well . However, for
bimetals, as opposed to single metals , an influence of cutting tool temperature on the shape of parts is to be expected.
It is recommended to cut the bimetal parts longitudinally from the strip . However , for economical reasons, stamping across the rolling direction is common protice . Such parts will have a 1 to 2% smaller deflection and only about 90% of the admissible bending stress.