Zero Waste Process for Direct Forming Process of Nail Spikes

Shao Yi Hsia; Yu Hsiang Su

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.311.27

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Zero Waste Process for Direct Forming Process of Nail Spikes

Abstract:

This study aims to plan the no-tail, i.e. zero waste, automatic cold forging model through the innovative development of a die to directly produce finished nail tails without second processing. It could enhance production efficiency, reduce production costs, and conform to the new model of zero waste under “circular economy”.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 311)

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Shao Yi Hsia*, Yu Hsiang Su

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Circular Economy, Cold Forging, Nail, Zero Waste

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