The cuttability of advanced high-strength steels

Available On-demand

English

45 Min

Different AHSS/UHSS microstructures deliver different cut and punched edge results and properties. “Cuttability” — the ability for a material to form a good quality edge — is not the same as cut edge ductility. In addition, machine settings for the cutting and punching of AHSS/UHSS steels will affect the final performance of the cut/punched edges.

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In this webinar, Marcus Folmerz, SSAB Forming Specialist, will cover:

How do cut edge properties vary for different AHSS/UHSS microstructures?
What determines the final quality of the AHSS/UHSS cut/punched edges?
How can you optimize the settings of your cutting and punching machines for consistently high cut/punched edge quality?

Marcus Folmerz

Senior Forming Specialist, SSAB

Marcus has worked at SSAB for over eight years in the areas of product development technology and forming for automotive advanced high-strength steels. With a master’s degree in material science, Marcus has helped SSAB develop material data, forming simulations, and the optimization of AHSS/UHSS forming methods. Marcus also leads Docol^® on-site seminars and project meetings worldwide with our OEM and Tier 1 customers.