US20080156058A1 - Method for making metallic cover - Google Patents
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- the present invention generally relates to methods for making metallic covers, and more particularly to a method for making a metallic cover used for a portable electronic device.
- Portable electronic devices such as mobile phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) are in widespread use around the world. There is more and more demand for higher quality and functionality of these portable electronic devices.
- Portable electronic devices have all kinds of functions such as storage, keeping a record of events, game functions, wireless application protocol (WAP) functions, sending information, and so on.
- WAP wireless application protocol
- aesthetics is also important for a portable electronic device, thus the cover of the portable electronic device should be made of a good material, and has a high manufacturing precision.
- Covers of portable electronic devices are generally made of two kinds of materials (plastic and metallic). Generally, a metallic cover has a nicer appearance and a better surface feeling than a plastic cover, thus metallic covers for portable electronic device are now becoming more and more popular.
- the thickness of most covers of portable electronic devices are unequal, for example, the thickness of a predetermined portion of a cover of a portable electronic device is different from that of other portions of the cover.
- This unequal-thickness covers are easy to be made of plastic material by injection molds, but the metallic unequal-thickness covers are hard to be manufactured by injection molds.
- metallic unequal-thickness covers are generally manufactured by milling machines.
- a first typical method for making a metallic cover will now be described.
- a raw metallic block is provided.
- the raw metallic block has to go through several milling processes so as to get a preformed body.
- the preformed body is made into a metallic cover by a process of finish machining.
- the above method for making metallic unequal-thickness covers takes a great deal of time, for example, it needs more than ten hours for a process to make a metallic cover of a mobile phone. Because the metallic cover goes through several milling processes the efficiency of the described method is low and a lot of metallic materials removed from the raw metallic block are wasted, thereby increasing the cost of the metallic covers.
- Another typical method for making a metallic cover includes the following steps: providing a metallic sheet; punching the metallic sheet to yield a preformed body; and milling the preformed body to yield a metallic cover.
- the hardness of the covers made by the above two methods is not improved in the manufacturing process, thereby the abrasive resistance of the cover is not high enough.
- a method for making a metallic cover includes the following steps: providing a raw metallic block; rolling a pressing machine on the metallic block to form a preformed body; and machining the preformed body in a high precision machining process to yield a metallic cover.
- the thickness of a predetermined portion of he metallic cover is different from that of other portions of the metallic cover.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic, isometric view of a raw metallic block for making a metallic cover according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic, cross-sectional view of a pressing machine in a first state of a method for making a metallic cover according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is similar to FIG. 2 , but showing a second state of the method.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic, isometric view of a perform body made by the method according to the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic, isometric view of a metallic cover made by the method according to the present invention.
- the method can be used for making metallic covers of portable electronic devices such as mobile phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs), and especially for making metallic covers which have an unequal-thickness, for example, the thickness of a predetermined portion (in the preferred embodiment, the predetermined portion is a central portion) of a cover of a portable electronic device is thinner than that of other portions of the cover.
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- the method for making a metallic cover includes the following steps: providing a raw metallic block 20 ; rolling a pressing machine 30 on the metallic block 20 to form a preformed body 40 ; and machining the preformed body 40 in a high precision machining process to yield a metallic cover.
- the raw metallic block 20 is extracted (in preferred embodiment is cut out) from a metallic sheet and the raw metallic block 20 has a size and a shape corresponding to the metallic cover 60 (see FIG. 5 ) of a portable electronic device (not shown).
- the metallic block 20 is made of aluminum alloy. It can be understood that the metallic block 20 can also be made of other metallic materials, for example, magnesium alloy.
- the pressing machine 30 includes a rotatable press mold 301 , and a molding platform 302 .
- the rotatable press mold 301 can be driven by an actuator (not shown) to roll at certain angles from a first predetermined direction to a second predetermined direction.
- an actuator not shown
- a central axis of the rotatable press mold 301 relative to a surface normal to a mounting surface 3021 of the molding platform 302 defines an utmost roll angle ⁇ .
- the utmost roll angle ⁇ is designed according to a desired structure of the metallic cover 60
- the rotatable press mold 301 includes a molding end 3010 having a molding surface 3011 facing the molding platform 302 .
- the shape of the mold surface 3011 is configured corresponding to the desired structure of the metallic cover 60 .
- the mold surface 3011 is a spherical surface.
- the thickness of the mold end 3010 of the rotatable press mold 301 deceases gradually from a central portion of the mold end 3010 to a peripheral portion of the mold end 3010 .
- the molding platform 302 includes a mounting surface 3021 for receiving the metallic block 20 .
- the metallic block 20 is disposed on the mounting surface 3021 .
- the rotatable press mold 301 is driven to press on the metallic block 20 and further to roll at certain angles from the first predetermined direction to the second predetermined direction. Due to the mold surface 3011 of the mold end 3010 , when the metallic block 20 is pressed by the rotatable press mold 301 , particles (composition and substance) of the metallic block 20 will be displaced (moved, pushed, and shifted) away from an area affected by the rotatable press mold 301 . The area affected by the rotatable press mold 301 would be concave and taking a form according to the mold surface and the rolled direction.
- the thickness of the predetermined portion of the metallic block 20 would be smaller than the thickness of other portions of the metallic block 20 .
- the particles of the metallic block would be more compress, thus yielding a cover that is more hardened and sturdy.
- the metallic block 20 is made into a preformed body 40 by the mold surface 3011 of the rotatable press mold 301 .
- the preformed body 40 has a size and a shape substantially the same as the metallic cover 60 to be made.
- the molding platform 302 defines a through hole 3022 for receiving a push device 303 of the pressing machine 30 .
- the push device 303 is configured for releasing the preformed body 40 from the molding platform 302 of the pressing machine 30 by pushing the preformed body 40 out of the molding platform 302 .
- a latching stub 201 extends from a central portion of the metallic block 20 and is configured for engaging in the though hole 3022 so as to secure the metallic block 20 on the molding platform 302 .
- the latching stub 201 is formed on the metallic block 20 but before the metallic block 20 is pressed by the pressing machine 30 .
- a cross-section of the latching stub 201 corresponds to the though hole 3022 .
- the cross-section of the latching stub 201 is non-circular, for example, the cross-section of the latching stub 201 can be rectangular.
- the push device 303 is a shaft and a cross-section of the shaft is the same as the cross-section of the latching stub 201 .
- the preformed body 40 (of FIG. 4 ) is then further machined in a high precision machining process, thereby yielding the metallic cover 60 .
- the preformed body 40 is machined in a high precision milling machine, (for example, a high precision milling process). Since the preformed body 40 formed by the pressing machine 30 has a size and a shape substantially the same as the metallic cover 60 , the time used for the high precision machining process is considerably decreased Furthermore, because the metallic material of the metallic cover 60 is pressed by the pressing machine 30 , mechanical properties and performances of the metallic cover 60 are also improved, for example, the hardness of the metallic cover 60 is improved, and thus, also increasing an abrasive resistance of the metallic cover 60 .
- the preformed body 40 In the process of forming the preformed body 40 , because the metallic block 20 is pressed by the pressing machine 30 to form the preformed body 40 , thus no metallic material is removed from the metallic block 20 . In the process of machining the preformed body 40 , because the preformed body 40 , formed by the pressing machine 30 , has a size and a shape substantially the same as the metallic cover 60 , only a small quantity of metallic materials is removed from the preformed body 40 and the machining efficiency is greatly improved. In the method for making the metallic cover, because the pressing machine 30 is much smaller and safer than a punch machine, and no oscillation is caused, thus the pressing machine 30 has a long serve life.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention generally relates to methods for making metallic covers, and more particularly to a method for making a metallic cover used for a portable electronic device.
- 2. Discussion of the Related Art
- Nowadays, portable electronic devices such as mobile phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) are in widespread use around the world. There is more and more demand for higher quality and functionality of these portable electronic devices. Portable electronic devices have all kinds of functions such as storage, keeping a record of events, game functions, wireless application protocol (WAP) functions, sending information, and so on. However, aesthetics is also important for a portable electronic device, thus the cover of the portable electronic device should be made of a good material, and has a high manufacturing precision. Covers of portable electronic devices are generally made of two kinds of materials (plastic and metallic). Generally, a metallic cover has a nicer appearance and a better surface feeling than a plastic cover, thus metallic covers for portable electronic device are now becoming more and more popular.
- The thickness of most covers of portable electronic devices are unequal, for example, the thickness of a predetermined portion of a cover of a portable electronic device is different from that of other portions of the cover. This unequal-thickness covers are easy to be made of plastic material by injection molds, but the metallic unequal-thickness covers are hard to be manufactured by injection molds.
- At present, metallic unequal-thickness covers are generally manufactured by milling machines. A first typical method for making a metallic cover will now be described. A raw metallic block is provided. The raw metallic block has to go through several milling processes so as to get a preformed body. The preformed body is made into a metallic cover by a process of finish machining. The above method for making metallic unequal-thickness covers takes a great deal of time, for example, it needs more than ten hours for a process to make a metallic cover of a mobile phone. Because the metallic cover goes through several milling processes the efficiency of the described method is low and a lot of metallic materials removed from the raw metallic block are wasted, thereby increasing the cost of the metallic covers. Another typical method for making a metallic cover includes the following steps: providing a metallic sheet; punching the metallic sheet to yield a preformed body; and milling the preformed body to yield a metallic cover. However, it still takes several hours to make the metallic cover. In addition, the hardness of the covers made by the above two methods is not improved in the manufacturing process, thereby the abrasive resistance of the cover is not high enough.
- Therefore, a new method having high efficiency for making a metallic cover is desired.
- A method for making a metallic cover includes the following steps: providing a raw metallic block; rolling a pressing machine on the metallic block to form a preformed body; and machining the preformed body in a high precision machining process to yield a metallic cover. The thickness of a predetermined portion of he metallic cover is different from that of other portions of the metallic cover.
- Other advantages and novel features will become more apparent from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
- The components in the drawings are not necessarily drawn to measuring scale, the emphasis instead being placed upon clearly illustrating the principles of the method for making a metallic cover. Moreover, in the drawings, like reference numerals designate corresponding parts throughout the several views.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic, isometric view of a raw metallic block for making a metallic cover according to the present invention. -
FIG. 2 is a schematic, cross-sectional view of a pressing machine in a first state of a method for making a metallic cover according to the present invention. -
FIG. 3 is similar toFIG. 2 , but showing a second state of the method. -
FIG. 4 is a schematic, isometric view of a perform body made by the method according to the present invention. -
FIG. 5 is a schematic, isometric view of a metallic cover made by the method according to the present invention. - Reference will now be made to the drawings to describe, in detail, preferred embodiments of the present method for making metallic covers. The method can be used for making metallic covers of portable electronic devices such as mobile phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs), and especially for making metallic covers which have an unequal-thickness, for example, the thickness of a predetermined portion (in the preferred embodiment, the predetermined portion is a central portion) of a cover of a portable electronic device is thinner than that of other portions of the cover.
- Referring to
FIGS. 1 through 5 , the method for making a metallic cover includes the following steps: providing a rawmetallic block 20; rolling apressing machine 30 on themetallic block 20 to form apreformed body 40; and machining thepreformed body 40 in a high precision machining process to yield a metallic cover. - Referring to
FIG. 1 again, the rawmetallic block 20 is extracted (in preferred embodiment is cut out) from a metallic sheet and the rawmetallic block 20 has a size and a shape corresponding to the metallic cover 60 (seeFIG. 5 ) of a portable electronic device (not shown). In this embodiment, themetallic block 20 is made of aluminum alloy. It can be understood that themetallic block 20 can also be made of other metallic materials, for example, magnesium alloy. - Referring to
FIGS. 2 through 4 , thepressing machine 30 includes arotatable press mold 301, and amolding platform 302. Therotatable press mold 301 can be driven by an actuator (not shown) to roll at certain angles from a first predetermined direction to a second predetermined direction. When therotatable press mold 301 is rolled to an utmost position, a central axis of therotatable press mold 301 relative to a surface normal to amounting surface 3021 of themolding platform 302 defines an utmost roll angle β. The utmost roll angle β is designed according to a desired structure of themetallic cover 60 Therotatable press mold 301 includes amolding end 3010 having amolding surface 3011 facing themolding platform 302. The shape of themold surface 3011 is configured corresponding to the desired structure of themetallic cover 60. In the preferred embodiment, themold surface 3011 is a spherical surface. The thickness of themold end 3010 of therotatable press mold 301 deceases gradually from a central portion of themold end 3010 to a peripheral portion of themold end 3010. Themolding platform 302 includes amounting surface 3021 for receiving themetallic block 20. - In use, the
metallic block 20 is disposed on themounting surface 3021. Therotatable press mold 301 is driven to press on themetallic block 20 and further to roll at certain angles from the first predetermined direction to the second predetermined direction. Due to themold surface 3011 of themold end 3010, when themetallic block 20 is pressed by therotatable press mold 301, particles (composition and substance) of themetallic block 20 will be displaced (moved, pushed, and shifted) away from an area affected by therotatable press mold 301. The area affected by therotatable press mold 301 would be concave and taking a form according to the mold surface and the rolled direction. As a result, the thickness of the predetermined portion of themetallic block 20 would be smaller than the thickness of other portions of themetallic block 20. During a press process as mentioned above, the particles of the metallic block would be more compress, thus yielding a cover that is more hardened and sturdy. Themetallic block 20 is made into apreformed body 40 by themold surface 3011 of therotatable press mold 301. Thepreformed body 40 has a size and a shape substantially the same as themetallic cover 60 to be made. - In alternative embodiments, the
molding platform 302 defines a throughhole 3022 for receiving apush device 303 of thepressing machine 30. Thepush device 303 is configured for releasing thepreformed body 40 from themolding platform 302 of thepressing machine 30 by pushing thepreformed body 40 out of themolding platform 302. Alatching stub 201 extends from a central portion of themetallic block 20 and is configured for engaging in the thoughhole 3022 so as to secure themetallic block 20 on themolding platform 302. Thelatching stub 201 is formed on themetallic block 20 but before themetallic block 20 is pressed by thepressing machine 30. A cross-section of thelatching stub 201 corresponds to thethough hole 3022. The cross-section of the latchingstub 201 is non-circular, for example, the cross-section of the latchingstub 201 can be rectangular. In this embodiment, thepush device 303 is a shaft and a cross-section of the shaft is the same as the cross-section of the latchingstub 201. - Referring to
FIG. 5 , the preformed body 40 (ofFIG. 4 ) is then further machined in a high precision machining process, thereby yielding themetallic cover 60. In this embodiment, the preformedbody 40 is machined in a high precision milling machine, (for example, a high precision milling process). Since the preformedbody 40 formed by the pressingmachine 30 has a size and a shape substantially the same as themetallic cover 60, the time used for the high precision machining process is considerably decreased Furthermore, because the metallic material of themetallic cover 60 is pressed by the pressingmachine 30, mechanical properties and performances of themetallic cover 60 are also improved, for example, the hardness of themetallic cover 60 is improved, and thus, also increasing an abrasive resistance of themetallic cover 60. - In the process of forming the preformed
body 40, because themetallic block 20 is pressed by the pressingmachine 30 to form the preformedbody 40, thus no metallic material is removed from themetallic block 20. In the process of machining the preformedbody 40, because the preformedbody 40, formed by the pressingmachine 30, has a size and a shape substantially the same as themetallic cover 60, only a small quantity of metallic materials is removed from the preformedbody 40 and the machining efficiency is greatly improved. In the method for making the metallic cover, because thepressing machine 30 is much smaller and safer than a punch machine, and no oscillation is caused, thus thepressing machine 30 has a long serve life. - It is believed that the present embodiments and their advantages will be understood from the foregoing description, and it will be apparent that various changes may be made thereto without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention or sacrificing all of its material advantages, the examples hereinbefore described merely being preferred or exemplary embodiments of the invention.
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