1. Die board
2. Steel rule die
3. Cylinder
4. Material to be cut
5. Section under cutting
Unfortunately, the cutting happens not at one point, but beside the cylinder a few millimeters.
Consequently the cutting force (F) is not perpedicular to the surface there is a longitudinal component (F2) as well. This force causes the longitudinal sliding effect of the sheet to be cut in cylinder die cutters.
This sliding effect and inaccuracy depend on
- the thickness of the material to be cut
- the material of the sheet to be cut
- the diameter of the cylinder
- the angle of the tool and cylinder
- a lot of other circumstances
Now you need to explain why it is not a problem in your design.
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