The GRIPflow® Design Guide is a great resource for the customer’s design department to help create part prints that can be readily produced using the GRIPflow® process.
First we discuss dimensional or metal forming questions analyzing how best to economically manufacture the customer’s part.
The customer’s die is designed and programmed for the toolroom and CNC departments to make the various components.
The tool is assembled. Sample parts are made and submitted to the customer for approval prior to running production.
EBway can build GRIPflow® compound dies that eliminate many secondary machining operations and, at times, replace conventional progressive dies.
EBway can also build progressive dies for GRIPflow® and Grip Blanking parts. Over the years EBway has developed ways of building tools that can reduce the number of stations required to make parts with coining, bending, piercing, and lancing, and other metal forming operations. GRIPflow® requires less tonnage than conventional or fineblanked stampings. EBway’s current press equipment have a maximum tonnage of 440 tons.
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