KEY MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES

PRESSING

Press machines use pressure to create or change the shape of metals used in manufacturing. Press machines use three different methods of processing metal: mechanical, hydraulic and forging. Applied pressure is used to cut or shape sheet metals. In addition, some press machine can punch holes in materials. Manufacturers use different types of press machines to build automobiles, airplanes and other vehicles and metal structures.

ROBOTIC WELDING

Robot welding is the use of mechanised programmable tools(robots), which completely automate a welding process by both performing the weld and handling the part.

ROLL FORMING

Roll forming is a type of rolling involving the continuous bending of a long strip of sheet metal (typically coiled steel) into a desired cross-section.

SURFACE COATING

CED Coating - Cathodic Electro Deposited (CED) coating is used extensively in the automotive industry. In this process, the component after phosphate pre treatment is dipped in the bath of Ecoat chemicals.

CNC FOLDING MACHINE

Folding technology offers a new dimension to sheet metal bending. It provides high flexibility to fold variety of parts without changing tools or machine adjustment. Sheet remains flat on the machine while bending so the operator does not have to support the sheet. It is a very safe and fatigueless operation for the operator. The folding beam swings to fold the sheet, bends can be made from any angle without changing the tooling hence reducing setup cost as well.

ROLLED SPOT WELDING - SEAM WELDING

Rolled spot welding is a kind of resistance welding and is derived directly from spot welding. The electrodes are designed as copper rollers. The rollers above and below the sheets to be welded press the sheets together and simultaneously transfer the weld current. Different spot geometries are possible, unlike spot welding, roller seam welding is a continuous process — at least as far as the relative motion of electrode and workpiece is concerned. The rollers run along the sheet and do not have to be opened for the feed process. For the same reason, wear on the electrodes is reduced. The weld spots are generated by means of current pulses.

AUTOMATED CLINCHING

Clinching also referred as "Press-Joining" is a bulk-sheet metal-forming process aimed at joining thin metal sheet without additional components, using special tools to plastically form an interlock between two or more sheets.

INTELLIGENT ROBOT WITH HI-DEFINITION PLASMA CUTTING

Today's robots, with improved accuracy and calibration methods, permit exceptional off-line programming of cutting paths. Six-axis robots provide the flexibility and precision required for cutting applications. To date, this might have been considered a niche market when compared to 2D sheet cutters, however robots provide unique capabilities for part recognition through vision, six degrees of freedom for bevel control, and for part load and unload.

MULTI STAGE TOOLING (1 TOOL - 1 PART)

This process increases efficiency and productivity on the shop floor. It ensures that, to make one part only one tool is required rather than traditional method where multiple tools are used. This will reduce capex cost, tool inventory as well as tool loading and unloading time.

UPCOMING R & D CENTER

Mungi Group will soon be equipped with an R&D centre along with a commercial tool room. It will be located at Chakan, Pune and will primarily focus on the research and development of new technologies and advanced processes.

PRESSING


Press machines use pressure to create or change the shape of metals used in manufacturing. Press machines use three different methods of processing metal: mechanical, hydraulic and forging. Applied pressure is used to cut or shape sheet metals. In addition, some press machine can punch holes in materials. Manufacturers use different types of press machines to build automobiles, airplanes and other vehicles and metal structures.

ROBOTIC WELDING


Robot welding is the use of mechanised programmable tools(robots), which completely automate a welding process by both performing the weld and handling the part.

ROLL FORMING


Roll forming is a type of rolling involving the continuous bending of a long strip of sheet metal (typically coiled steel) into a desired cross-section.

SURFACE COATING


CED Coating - Cathodic Electro Deposited (CED) coating is used extensively in the automotive industry. In this process, the component after phosphate pre treatment is dipped in the bath of Ecoat chemicals.

CNC FOLDING MACHINE


Folding technology offers a new dimension to sheet metal bending. It provides high flexibility to fold variety of parts without changing tools or machine adjustment. Sheet remains flat on the machine while bending so the operator does not have to support the sheet. It is a very safe and fatigueless operation for the operator. The folding beam swings to fold the sheet, bends can be made from any angle without changing the tooling hence reducing setup cost as well.

ROLLED SPOT WELDING - SEAM WELDING


Rolled spot welding is a kind of resistance welding and is derived directly from spot welding. The electrodes are designed as copper rollers. The rollers above and below the sheets to be welded press the sheets together and simultaneously transfer the weld current. Different spot geometries are possible, unlike spot welding, roller seam welding is a continuous process — at least as far as the relative motion of electrode and workpiece is concerned. The rollers run along the sheet and do not have to be opened for the feed process. For the same reason, wear on the electrodes is reduced. The weld spots are generated by means of current pulses.

AUTOMATED CLINCHING


Clinching also referred as "Press-Joining" is a bulk-sheet metal-forming process aimed at joining thin metal sheet without additional components, using special tools to plastically form an interlock between two or more sheets.

INTELLIGENT ROBOT WITH HI-DEFINITION PLASMA CUTTING


Today's robots, with improved accuracy and calibration methods, permit exceptional off-line programming of cutting paths. Six-axis robots provide the flexibility and precision required for cutting applications. To date, this might have been considered a niche market when compared to 2D sheet cutters, however robots provide unique capabilities for part recognition through vision, six degrees of freedom for bevel control, and for part load and unload.

MULTI STAGE TOOLING (1 TOOL - 1 PART)


This process increases efficiency and productivity on the shop floor. It ensures that, to make one part only one tool is required rather than traditional method where multiple tools are used. This will reduce capex cost, tool inventory as well as tool loading and unloading time.

UPCOMING R & D CENTER


Mungi Group will soon be equipped with an R&D centre along with a commercial tool room. It will be located at Chakan, Pune and will primarily focus on the research and development of new technologies and advanced processes.