Plates flat, punches to size, tooling back in the press the same day.
Hardened die plates come back from the furnace bowed and oversize. Milling them again is not an option, so the surface grinder becomes the machine that decides whether the die closes.
A worn punch sent out for regrind puts a press on hold for days and forces a spare tooling inventory nobody wants to fund.
Grinding half a plate then turning it around never produces one plane, and the mismatch shows up at the parting line.
Die shops need machines that hold geometry under load, repeat a cycle without an operator at the handwheel, and cover the plate sizes and punch diameters actually on the bench.
Four models from our range that most often go into this industry, with the reason on each product page.
Servo vertical feed and hydraulic table traverse on a 300 x 600 mm table.
The largest table in the WUK surface grinding range, at 400 x 800 mm with 950 mm of X travel.
A 300 x 600 mm hydraulic surface grinder for small and medium parts in tool rooms and production plants.
CNC punch and pin grinding from 1 mm up to 150 mm, internal and external.
Machines ship in 15 to 45 working days after deposit, packed in plywood cases lined with plastic film and quoted EXW, FOB, CFR or CIF from Shenzhen. Every machine carries 12 months warranty and engineer support on WhatsApp.
Packing and Delivery Detail
The 3060AHD covers most plate work on a 300 x 600 mm table with automatic down feed. Move up to the 4080AHD when plate length rather than accuracy is the constraint.
No, and it should not. Surface grinding and punch grinding are different geometries. Most shops run a 3060AHD alongside a WK22.
Chucks are quoted with the machine so pole pitch matches your part sizes rather than being assumed.
15 to 45 working days after deposit on standard configurations, confirmed on the proforma invoice.
Send a drawing or describe the part and the batch size. We come back with a model, a wheel specification and the tolerance we expect to hold.
