RRL

Shearing Frame

(FRAME FOR METAL -SHEARING MACHINES,BRUNO

WESSELMANN,1902[https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/45/df/06/55fb43d0bf7efc/US710310
.pdf])

It is important that the part designated as the “cutter carrier” should be made capable of receiving
support by some means that is independent of the other part of the frame, so that both parts of the
frame may take up the pressure to which they are subjected when operations under more favorable
conditions than they have done in frames hitherto existing where the cheek supporting the cutter-blade
is integral with the frame. It is a well-known fact that in arrangements such as this frame, particularly at
the point where it is bent, undergoes an excessive strain with the result that breakages in shear-frames
mostly occur at that point (Bruno Wesselmann,1902).

In the study of Bruno Wesselmann (1902), the deterioration of one part of the frame does not directly
render the whole shear-frame unfit for use. Also, cutter-carriers of varying sizes or lengths may be
attached to the same frame-body, which is another advantage arising from the construction of the
frame in two parts and one that is not to be underestimated when the facility it affords for
manufacturing shears of different dimensions is considered.

Motion of Shearing the metal sheet

(Pneumatic Counterbalance for Crank Motion Machines . Wilford E. Burns, 1937)

https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/ff/55/f3/8b8ff527def8ba/US2172346.pdf

According to the study of (Wilford E. Burns,1937), pneumatic counterbalance is very effective and a
useful connection with reciprocating mechanisms or parts that are very heavy or fast moving, and when
it is desired that they have an accurately limited travel.

(Improvement of burnished area in punching of stainless steel thick plate by means of pulsating motion,
Tomoyoshi Maeno, et. al., 2020)

In the study of (Tomoyoshi Maeno, et. al., 2020), they investigated the effects of pulsating motion on
the quality of the sheared edge and adhesion of the punch. They concluded that the efficacy of the
pulsating motion of austenitic SUS304 with significant work hardening because of the crack induced by
adhesion is prevented even in crank motion.

Compressed Air Pressure

(Pneumatic Drive for Punching, Cutting and Stamping devices . Alfred Schmeck, 1987)

https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/25/ab/f1/18ccd190faf6b3/US4798115.pdf

The compressed-air cylinder, which is connected to the movable tool part, can be constructed with
necessary length, so that the tool part takes up the needed opening gap for the further transport of the
packages. Based on the statement of (Alfred Schmeck,1987), the compressed-air cylinder can be loaded
with a relatively low pressure, so that the force exerted by it lies below 15kp., namely below a force at
which no injuries are to be feared and thus additional safety devices are not needed.
Pneumatic Cylinders are loaded preferably with relatively low pressure which, on the one hand, reduces
the consumption of pressurized air and, on the other hand, has the result that the closing force of the
pneumatic cylinder piston can be held lower than 15kp (Alfred Schmeck, 1987).