What factors affect the quality of medical device enclosure stampings?

    The following are some of the factors that may affect the quality of stamped medical device housings:
    Mold quality
        The precision, hardness, wear resistance and reasonable design of the mold directly affect the dimensional accuracy, shape and surface quality of the enclosure.

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    Material properties
        The strength, ductility, hardness and other characteristics of the material will affect the effect of stamping.
        Uneven thickness or defects in the material may lead to cracks, wrinkles and other problems during the stamping process.
    Stamping process parameters
        Including stamping pressure, stamping speed, stamping stroke, die clearance, etc.
        Unsuitable stamping pressure or stamping speed may lead to deformation or rupture of the shell.

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    Lubrication conditions
        Good lubrication can reduce friction, lower die wear and improve stamping quality.
        Inadequate lubrication may result in surface scratching and heat buildup.

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      Equipment Accuracy and Stability
        The accuracy and operational stability of stamping equipment is critical to stamping quality.
        Aging equipment or deviations in accuracy may lead to dimensional inconsistencies in stamped parts.