Special lubricants for sheet metal working
Volatilising punching media
The Beruform VSM range is used for simple to medium-heavy stamping and forming processes where low-residue or residue-free surfaces are required. Parts produced with Beruform VSM forming oils can in many cases be further processed without subsequent cleaning. The selection of raw materials guarantees a high level of user acceptance.
Non-water miscible, chlorine-free punching and deep drawing oils
With the Beruform STO product series BECHEM offers products adapted to viscosity and performance: From forming media for simple machining processes to high-performance oils, which are an alternative to chlorine-containing products in the field of stainless steel machining. Besides process safety and economic efficiency, BECHEM makes an important contribution to sustainability by replacing critical ingredients in metalworking fluids.
Emulsifiable, chlorine-free punching and deep-drawing media
The Beruform STE series has been designed for medium to heavy stamping and forming processes. The cleaning of the emulsifiable forming oils is carried out aqueous and is in many cases sufficient with clear, slightly tempered water. Thus BECHEM makes an important contribution to sustainability in production.
Chlorine-free pastes
Products from the Beruform STP product series have been specially developed for forming operations of highly demanding geometries. The pasty, emulsifiable products are cleaned with slightly tempered water to achieve a high surface quality and an economical production process.
Special products for the stainless forming of aluminium and copper alloys
For the machining of highly sensitive materials, e.g. pure copper or pure aluminium, BECHEM offers special lubricant solutions which guarantee a spot-free machining and reliably avoid material build-up at the cutting punches.
Lubricant solutions for electromobility
High-precision fine cutting and stamping processes with long tool lifespans play an important role in the production of many automotive components. From an expert’s perspective, even the smallest deviations from the defined geometries at the edges of the electrical steel used in the production
of rotors and stators can result in unwelcome decreases in performance.
Installing stators and rotors machined with worn tools in the motor cores leads to a reduced magnetization level and consequently lower motor efficiency. Ask about BECHEM solutions for complicated and challenging fine blanking operations.
- Punching of thin and electrical sheets up to 1.0 mm
- Stamping of rotor/stator packages
- Battery cell housings
- Sheet metal and food packaging
- Electrical contacts
- Bipolar plates
- Steel alloys
- Stainless steel
- Aluminium alloys
- Non-ferrous metals
- Pure copper
- Pure aluminium
Global Technology Manager Sheetforming