The working element needs to match the material it cuts or forms and the tool in which it is installed. We review the cutting pair and assembly condition before defining a replacement.
Typical applications
- Cutting, punching and forming material.
- Replacement of die wear elements.
What we review
- Working geometry and mating element.
- Processed material and thickness, fits and fastenings.
- Tooling condition and the defect observed on the part.
What you can send to get started
- Component drawing or sample and a processed part.
- Material, thickness and equipment details.
If you do not have a drawing, share what is available. A worn sample is reviewed alongside its mating surfaces and components; it is not assumed to retain the original geometry.
