Multi-Operation Die Compensation in PAM-STAMP
Changing one die can improve its result and still create a problem at the next operation. The incoming part may no longer fit the next tool as intended. PAMSTAMP’s Multi-OP…
How to Prepare a Flanging Operation in PAM-STAMP
After trimming a panel, we may need to turn its edge for a later assembly step. That is where flanging enters the process. I am using the sequence described in…
Die Compensation After Springback in PAM-STAMP
We calculated springback and the released part doesn’t match the target. One way to address this is to change the die so the part moves toward the intended shape after…
How to Investigate Cosmetic Defects in PAM-STAMP
A sheet can avoid an obvious split and still have a surface feature you would not want on a visible panel. So, after the usual thickness and forming-limit review, how…
PAM-STAMP Feasibility vs Validation: What Changes?
A quick forming study is useful when you want to compare several ideas. Later, you may need to examine springback, compensation or a small surface defect more closely. That is…