JPS5871032A - Electrode material for wire cut electric discharge machining - Google Patents

Electrode material for wire cut electric discharge machining

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JPS5871032A
JPS5871032A JP16862281A JP16862281A JPS5871032A JP S5871032 A JPS5871032 A JP S5871032A JP 16862281 A JP16862281 A JP 16862281A JP 16862281 A JP16862281 A JP 16862281A JP S5871032 A JPS5871032 A JP S5871032A
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Kiyoshi Inoue
潔 井上
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Inoue Japax Research Inc
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B23MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B23HWORKING OF METAL BY THE ACTION OF A HIGH CONCENTRATION OF ELECTRIC CURRENT ON A WORKPIECE USING AN ELECTRODE WHICH TAKES THE PLACE OF A TOOL; SUCH WORKING COMBINED WITH OTHER FORMS OF WORKING OF METAL
    • B23H7/00Processes or apparatus applicable to both electrical discharge machining and electrochemical machining
    • B23H7/02Wire-cutting
    • B23H7/08Wire electrodes

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Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a blank for a wire electrode with satisfactory conductivity and heat resisting property and without work hardening by using a single metal having at least a certain value of purity. CONSTITUTION:A single metal having at least 99.99% of purity is in principle used for a wire electrode blank. For example, electrolytic iron is repeatedly subjected to zone-refining method to improve the purity.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明はワイヤカット放電加工装置の線電極材料として
好適な金属材料に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a metal material suitable as a wire electrode material for a wire-cut electrical discharge machining device.

この線電極材料としては、線引加工が容易であること、
導電性が良好なこと、電極として使用し九とき、加工速
度が大で、且つ消耗比が小さいこと、耐熱性が良好で特
に高温時抗張力が劣化せず使用中切断し難いこと、また
加工硬化がしにくく、且つ2次元加工、8次元加工実に
は線電極を巻き若しくは曲げた箇所での加工が可能であ
る等々の性質が要求される。
This wire electrode material must be easy to draw,
It has good conductivity, high processing speed and low consumption ratio when used as an electrode, good heat resistance, especially when the tensile strength does not deteriorate at high temperatures, and is difficult to cut during use. It is required to have properties such as being difficult to peel off and being able to perform processing at locations where the wire electrode is wound or bent for two-dimensional processing or eight-dimensional processing.

而して、特にワイヤカット加工を確実、迅速に行なうた
めKは、機械的強度および導電性の良好な細線が得られ
ること、また電極に癖がつきにくい上加工硬化しに<<
、使用中放電シミツク若し/ くは線電極を曲げて加工を行つそも切断することが少な
いこと、即ち、難切断性を有していることもX要である
。  − このため、電極材料としては、一般的には純銅、若しく
は黄銅等の銅合金が用いられており、1九、亜酸化鋼を
添加した銅合金も提案されている。
In particular, in order to perform wire cutting processing reliably and quickly, K is used to obtain fine wires with good mechanical strength and conductivity, and to harden the electrodes by hardening.
It is also important that the discharge stain or wire electrode is rarely cut during processing by bending it during use, that is, it is difficult to cut. - For this reason, pure copper or a copper alloy such as brass is generally used as an electrode material, and copper alloys to which suboxide steel is added have also been proposed.

銅電極は導電率の点では良好な値を有するが、消耗比が
60%前後である上、機械的強度、耐熱性の点でも不充
分であり、i九黄銅#は機械的強度及び加工速度の点に
おいてfi鋼線よF優れておリ、また導電性、および消
耗比の点で幾分劣っている。そして硬銅を上達る抗張力
及び硬度、即ちばね性を有しているため、くせが残存し
ておシ、ガイド間に於て充分大きな張力で張って移動さ
せるよう、にしないと、充分な直線性が出にくく、加工
精度とワイヤ断線の問題が相矛盾していた。
Copper electrodes have a good value in terms of electrical conductivity, but the wear ratio is around 60%, and they are also insufficient in terms of mechanical strength and heat resistance. It is superior to FI steel wire in terms of electrical conductivity and wear ratio. Since hard copper has superior tensile strength and hardness, i.e., springiness, it tends to remain curly, and unless the guides are moved with sufficient tension between them, they will not move in a straight line. The problems of machining accuracy and wire breakage were contradictory.

一方、純銅に亜酸化銅C11,0を1−6チ配合し九合
金線は、導電性が純銅と大差なく、消耗比も20〜80
1前後であり、加工速度もすぐれているが、難切断性に
ついてはなお問題がある。
On the other hand, 9 alloy wire, which is made by mixing pure copper with 1-6 grams of cuprous oxide C11,0, has a conductivity that is not much different from pure copper and a consumption ratio of 20 to 80.
1, and the processing speed is excellent, but there is still a problem with the difficulty of cutting.

Ω 他方タングステンやモリブデン、又は七合金を0.1■
−以下に線引したワイヤ電極4あるが、高価なため、も
っばら特殊用途として用いられているにすぎない。
Ω On the other hand, 0.1■ tungsten, molybdenum, or 7-alloy
- There is a wire electrode 4 drawn below, but because it is expensive, it is only used for special purposes.

また、ワイヤカット放電加工装置は、ワイヤ電極を一方
のリールから他方のリールへ移動せしめ、加工液を供給
しつつパルス放電を行なって放電加工により所望の形状
を加工するものであるので、この間のワイヤ電極はブレ
ーキローラとピンチローラ間、キャプスタンとピンチロ
ーラ間、案内ローラおよび案内ガイド等々を通過する度
にねじりや曲げが加えられ、これによってワイヤ電極は
加工硬化を生じ、このため直線性が損なわれたシ、また
逆にワイヤ電極を強く曲げた部分、で加工を行なおうと
する場合に小さな曲げ半径を得ることが不可能となシ、
従って、オーバハングした部分、例えば押し出しダイの
ホー一部分、トリムダイの切刃部分婢の輪郭形状の加工
が行なえないという問題点があった。
In addition, wire-cut electric discharge machining equipment moves the wire electrode from one reel to the other reel and performs pulse discharge while supplying machining fluid to machine the desired shape by electric discharge machining. The wire electrode is twisted and bent each time it passes between the brake roller and the pinch roller, between the capstan and the pinch roller, between the guide roller and the guide guide, etc., and this causes the wire electrode to work harden, resulting in a loss of linearity. If you try to process a damaged part or a part where the wire electrode is strongly bent, it will be impossible to obtain a small bending radius.
Therefore, there is a problem in that it is impossible to process the contours of overhanging parts, such as the hoe part of an extrusion die or the cutting edge part of a trim die.

本発明は叙上の観点に立ってなされた亀のであって、そ
の目的とするところ、は、真好な導電率および耐熱性を
有し、再結晶温度が低くて加工硬化が生じ又は残存する
ことなく、電極を曲げて加工を行なう場合には小さな曲
げ半径を得ることができ、更には巻いて使用するととも
可能であり、使用中はとんど切断することの無いワイヤ
電極用の電極材料を提供しようとするもめである。
The present invention has been made based on the above-mentioned viewpoints, and the object thereof is to have good electrical conductivity and heat resistance, and have a low recrystallization temperature so that work hardening does not occur or remain. An electrode material for wire electrodes that can obtain a small bending radius when processing the electrode by bending it, and can also be used by winding it, and it is rarely cut during use. There is a struggle to provide this.

而して、本発明の要旨とするところは、ワイヤ電極用素
材として純度が99.991以上の単−金属吉使用する
ことにある。
The gist of the present invention is to use a single metal having a purity of 99.991 or higher as a wire electrode material.

而して、ワイヤ電極に使用されている鉄若しくは鋼の純
度を約99.99−以上すると再結晶温度が低下し加工
硬化が生じなく又は残存しなくなる。
If the purity of the iron or steel used for the wire electrode is about 99.99 or higher, the recrystallization temperature will be lowered and work hardening will not occur or remain.

然しながら、実験によれば常用の電解鉄の純度は最良の
もので約99J9211程度であって、これを電極とし
て使用すると加工硬化が生ずる。なお、この電解鉄中に
は下記のような不純物が含まれている。
However, according to experiments, the purity of commonly used electrolytic iron is approximately 99J9211 at its best, and work hardening occurs when this is used as an electrode. Note that this electrolytic iron contains the following impurities.

電解鉄 炭   素       0.006〜0.021sシ
リコン     0.002〜0.011gリ    
  ン               0.009 〜
 O,OS*硫  黄      0.002〜0.0
0911G而して、この電解鉄に対して、更にZo、n
e−Refining法を棲数回繰シ返して精錬するこ
とにより純度の高い鉄材を得ることができた。
Electrolytic iron carbon 0.006~0.021s Silicon 0.002~0.011g
0.009~
O,OS*Sulfur 0.002~0.0
0911G Then, for this electrolytic iron, Zo, n
By repeating the e-Refining method several times and refining, a highly pure iron material could be obtained.

以下、実施例を示す。Examples are shown below.

〔実施例 1〕 電解鉄にZone−R@finin″g法を8回くシ返
して施し純度を高めた場合、不純物は下記の神く軽減し
た。
[Example 1] When the Zone-R@finin''g method was applied to electrolytic iron by repeating it 8 times to increase its purity, impurities were significantly reduced as shown below.

−素    0.00411G シリ:ry    o、ooogn リ      ン         o、oos*硫 
 黄    0.0008チ 計     0.00791 純度  99.992111! 〔実施例 2〕 上記実施例1によって得られた純度99.99!i!1
1sの鉄を更に真空中Zon・の幅をよシ小さくし、1
8回くり返してZOn・−Refining法により処
理を施した結果、純度が99.99986優の極めて高
品質の鉄材を得ることができた。。
- element 0.00411G silicate: ry o, ooogn phosphorus o, oos*sulfur
Yellow 0.0008 cm Total 0.00791 Purity 99.992111! [Example 2] Purity obtained in Example 1 above was 99.99! i! 1
1s of iron is further made smaller in the width of Zon in a vacuum, and 1
As a result of repeating the treatment eight times using the ZOn-Refining method, an extremely high quality iron material with a purity of 99.99986 or better could be obtained. .

上記実施例1の如くして得られた鉄材表面に亜鉛をメカ
ニカルブレーティングし、その太さを径約0.22−と
してワイヤ電極として、ガイド間で張力を60(lとし
て使用した。この電極を使用し、放電パルスのでonを
4u′−1τof・すを9us、また加工液の比抵抗を
’l 2 X 1 、ρ4Ωdと設定し厚さ26■の8
1LD材に茄ニー1tttatた。この結合8.8■/
−の速さの加工送りが行なえた。これは従来の亜鉛−銅
合金の電極を使用した場合に比べ889G加工速度が向
上し九ととKなるOそして、小さな付与張力で、良好な
直線性を保ち、上下のアーム等に大きな歪を与えること
がないから、加工精度の再現性が向上した。
Zinc was mechanically plated on the surface of the iron material obtained as in Example 1 above, and the wire electrode was used with a diameter of approximately 0.22 mm, with a tension of 60 (l) between the guides. This electrode The discharge pulse was turned on for 4u'-1τof/9us, and the specific resistance of the machining fluid was set to 'l 2
I put 1tttat eggplant on 1LD material. This combination 8.8■/
- speed of machining feed was possible. Compared to the case of using conventional zinc-copper alloy electrodes, this improves the machining speed by 90%, maintains good linearity with small applied tension, and prevents large distortions in the upper and lower arms, etc. Since there is no need to apply pressure, the reproducibility of machining accuracy has improved.

本発明は叙上の如く構成されるので、本発明によれば、
電極が加工硬化することがないので、ワイヤ電極を曲げ
て加工を行なう場合には小さな曲げ半径を得ることがで
き従って、ワイヤカット放電加工装置では加工が不可能
であつ九オーバー/%ングした部分、例えば押し出しダ
イのホロ一部分、トリムダイの切刃部分の輪郭形状の加
工が行なえると共に、電極にくせがつきKくい上、消耗
比が低く、且つまた使用中にほとんど切断することが無
いので作業の能率が大幅に向上するのである。
Since the present invention is configured as described above, according to the present invention,
Since the electrode does not work harden, a small bending radius can be obtained when machining by bending the wire electrode. Therefore, it is possible to obtain a small bending radius when machining by bending the wire electrode. For example, it is possible to process the contour shape of the hollow part of an extrusion die or the cutting edge part of a trim die, and the electrode is not prone to curling, has a low consumption ratio, and is easy to work with since there is almost no cutting during use. The efficiency of the system will be greatly improved.

なお、本発明は叙上の実施例に限定されるものではない
。即ち、例えば、本実施例においては電解鉄の純度を上
げるのK Z On・−Refining法を使用し九
が他の公知の方法を利用して行うことも可能であり、ま
た、素材表面に施すフーティングもメカニカルコーティ
ングに限らず、溶融とぶ漬、電気メッキ、化学メッキ、
或いはイオンブレーティングやスパッタ被覆等も可能で
あシコーティング金属としては亜鉛に限らず、他の公知
のもの例えば好ましくは、C6、In、Mg。
Note that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above. That is, for example, in this example, the KZ On-Refining method is used to increase the purity of electrolytic iron, but it is also possible to use other known methods. Footings are not limited to mechanical coating, but can also include molten plating, electroplating, chemical plating,
Alternatively, ion blasting, sputter coating, etc. are also possible.The coating metal is not limited to zinc, but may be other known metals, such as C6, In, or Mg, preferably.

8n、Pb、Bi等又は、之等を誉む合金のように蒸気
圧の高い、加工液中に蒸発し易い金属を使用できるもの
であって、本発明はそれらの総てを包摂するものである
It is possible to use metals such as 8n, Pb, Bi, etc. or alloys thereof, which have a high vapor pressure and easily evaporate into the machining fluid, and the present invention does not encompass all of them. be.

また、ワイヤカット放電加工材を設置−動する部屋の室
温を常温以上の所定の温度、例えば80℃にするとか、
ワイヤ電極の装架経路部に熱風を噴射供給しつつ加工を
行なうとか、ワイヤ電極の装架経路中の一部のガイドロ
ーラを加熱四−ツ等としてワイヤ電極の再結晶温度が常
温以上の純度の電極材金属を用いるようにすることがで
きる。
In addition, the room temperature in the room where the wire-cut electrical discharge machined material is installed and moved may be set to a predetermined temperature above room temperature, for example 80°C.
Processing may be carried out while blowing hot air to the mounting path of the wire electrode, or some guide rollers in the mounting path of the wire electrode may be heated with a four-wheeler, etc. to ensure purity that the recrystallization temperature of the wire electrode is higher than room temperature. It is possible to use the following electrode material metals.

特許出願人  株式会社井上ジャパックス研究所代理人
 (7524”)最上正太部
Patent applicant Inoue Japax Research Institute Agent (7524”) Shotabe Mogami

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1)純度が9949−以上である単一金属を素材とし*
、ことを特徴とするワイヤカット放電加工用電極材料。 り上記単一金属が鉄である特許請求の範囲第1項記載の
ワイヤカット放電加工用電極材料。 8)上記単一金属が銅である特許請求の範囲第1項記載
のワイヤカット放電加工用電極材料。 4)上記素材表面に亜鉛をメカニカルコーティングした
特許請求の範囲第1項、第2項または第8項のいずれか
Aに記載のワイヤカット放電加工用電極材料。
[Claims] 1) Made from a single metal with a purity of 9949- or higher*
An electrode material for wire cut electric discharge machining characterized by the following. The electrode material for wire-cut electric discharge machining according to claim 1, wherein the single metal is iron. 8) The electrode material for wire-cut electric discharge machining according to claim 1, wherein the single metal is copper. 4) The electrode material for wire-cut electric discharge machining according to claim 1, 2, or 8, wherein the surface of the material is mechanically coated with zinc.
JP16862281A 1981-10-23 1981-10-23 Electrode material for wire cut electric discharge machining Pending JPS5871032A (en)

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