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Custom Brass Forming Punch and Die Set

Custom punch and die set for brass or non-ferrous cold forming. Jungu checks material pickup, surface marks, punch-die alignment, cavity finish, and release route before quoting.

Shop-floor checkFor brass parts, send surface defect photos. The surface route is often more important than hardness.

What is Custom Brass Forming Punch and Die Set used for?

A custom brass forming punch and die set is used when brass or another non-ferrous material needs a shaped head, recess, hole, or formed profile. Brass behaves differently from carbon steel in cold forming: it can show pickup, surface scoring, edge smearing, or sticking if the cavity finish, punch surface, lubrication, and release angle are not matched. A tool that works for steel may mark brass parts because the contact pressure and surface route are different. Jungu reviews the part drawing, brass grade, blank size, surface requirement, punch alignment, die cavity, coating or polish route, lubrication, and photos of galling, scratches, sticking, or dimensional drift before quoting.

Common sourcing use

Brass and non-ferrous part cold forming where surface finish, material pickup, punch-die alignment, and release route affect acceptance.

Technical Review Scope

What Jungu checks

  • Part drawing, formed profile, recess or hole geometry, tolerance, and surface requirement
  • Brass grade, blank size, hardness, surface condition, lubrication, and cleaning route
  • Punch alignment, die cavity, release angle, polish route, coating option, and contact pressure
  • Failure: galling, scratches, edge smearing, sticking, pickup, poor fill, or dimensional drift

Why no standard price is shown

This is B2B custom tooling. A reliable quotation depends on drawing, material, size, tolerance, machine setup, annual quantity, and the mould-life issue the buyer wants to solve. Jungu quotes after technical review instead of showing a misleading fixed price.

Information Needed for Quotation

Part geometryDrawing with profile, hole or recess, tolerance, and visible-surface requirements.
Material dataBrass grade, blank size, hardness, surface condition, lubrication, and cleaning method.
Tool routePunch drawing, die cavity, alignment method, polish route, coating option, and release angle.
Defect evidencePhotos of galling, scratches, sticking, edge smearing, material pickup, or drifted dimensions.

Application and Buyer Fit

Typical applicationbrass and non-ferrous part cold forming where surface finish, material pickup, punch-die alignment, and release route affect acceptance
Buyer review focusbrass grade, surface requirement, blank size, punch alignment, die cavity polish, lubrication, pickup, and galling evidence
Quotation basisdrawing, material, tolerance, machine model, quantity, and target tool life
Review outputa punch-and-die route matched to brass forming pressure, surface finish, release angle, and inspection target

Inquiry Process

  1. Send drawings and application details.
  2. Jungu reviews manufacturability and tooling route.
  3. Engineering confirms material, tolerance, and mould-life target.
  4. Quotation and lead time are prepared after technical confirmation.

FAQ

Can steel tooling parameters be reused for brass?

Not safely by default. Brass surface behavior and pickup risk require a separate finish and release review.

What causes scratches on brass parts?

Scratches may come from tool pickup, rough cavity finish, sharp contact edge, dirty blank surface, or transfer handling.

Is coating required?

Sometimes, but polishing, release angle, lubrication, and cleaning may matter more than coating alone.

Can this product be customized?

Yes. Jungu manufactures fastener mould tooling according to buyer drawings, samples, and machine requirements.

Need this tooling reviewed?

Send drawings, machine model, material, and current failure photos for review.

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