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Sheet Metal Developed Blanks PDF
Sheet Metal Developed Blanks PDF
Sheet Metal Developed Blanks PDF
BLANK DEVELOPMENT
* Please Note: The following formulas for right-angle bends assume a bending
process called "coin" (or. " bottom") bending ... as opposed to "air" bending.
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DIMENSIONING WITH NON-90 DEGREE BENDS
1.000
Extension Line Dimensioning
1.000
1.000 1.000
0.881
Tangential Dimensioning
0.881
Illustrated here is the development of a blank for parts having a standard 90 deg. bend.
Shown is a common dimensioning method and calculation of a Setback (bend deduction) *
2.000
0.125
I
2.000
Developing the flat blank length for the above drawn part:
Calculate the Setback and then subtract it from the sum of two
outside dimensions as follows -
Then 2.000
+2.000
4.000
- .225
3.775
I 0.125
In example #2 of flat blank development, everything is the same as
example #1 except the metal thickness ("t" now = .062) :
EXAMPLE 2 EXAMPLE 3
90 90C
2.000 2.000
R0.125 R0.032
I 0.062 I 0.062
2.000 2.000
EXAMPLE #2
.0538 + .0851
.139
Then 2.000
+2.000
4.000
- .139
EXAMPLE #3
.014 + .0851
.099
Then 2.000
+2.000
4.000
- .099
120C
R0.062
0.125
I
2.000
0.125
T
1.500
0,100
r- RO,063
2,000
J
J_ 0.500 / TYP
2,500 2,000
0,090
r
1,500 R0.093
0,125
T"
1,000
|- 0,625
\0
\0 " ^
\
"* 17D
2,500
0,090 0,100
2,000
1.125 R0.125 RO.063
-^
-3.250- -2,000-
,090 0,625
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Calculate the flat-blank location of the center of the hole
grid in the X & Y axes fron the indicated reference edges:
X= Y=
1,500
Reference
6,000 Edges for Flat
Blank
R0.125
3,050 TYP
0,100 J
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2,550
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