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Bonding, Sintering Tech Advances Metal Bonding for Mold, Die Components

NPE2024: Punch Industry USA exhibits P-Bas, intended to replace the use of 3D printers when producing mold and die components, as well as a variety of mold component supplies.

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Punch Industry USA Inc.  is exhibiting its parent company’s bonding and sintering technology called P-Bas. P-Bas, an alternative to 3D metal printing, is used to fabricate custom conformal cooling channels for mold and die components by bonding split parts, offering an extensive compatibility with iron-based materials. Punch Industry has applied for a patent for this novel technology.

P-Bas, denoting Punch Bonding and Sintering, employs heat and pressure for metal bonding, achieving joint strength surpassing 90% of the base material. Additionally, P-Bas produces parts and cooling lines with a finer, smoother surface finish than that of 3D metal printed parts; the process includes a surface coating to reduce rust formation in the cooling lines. 

Parts that can be made using P-Bas include gate inserts for components to make plastic bottles, core pins for injection and die-cast molds, and sprues.

Customers can initiate the P-Bas ordering process by designing components with cooling channels, approving suggested split parts and receiving a quotation. Rigorous testing, encompassing bend tests for joint strength and leak tests for watertight integrity ensures the reliability of P-Bas technology.

NPE 2024

PUNCH INDUSTRY USA will be exhibiting new technology at NPE 2024 in Orlando, FL this May.


Plan to meet up with their team or get registered here!

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