Method of producing ball joints

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Puller or pusher means – contained force multiplying operator

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291484R, 291484B, 291495R, B21D 5310

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039523900

ABSTRACT:
A method of producing ball joints of the type that include a ball and stem member pivotally mounted in a housing, the method comprising forming the ball stud or pivoted member by heading a work-piece to provide an enlarged head portion that forms a first section of the spherical bearing surface of the ball stud, and by next forming a second head portion from a second work-piece that provides a second section of the spherical bearing surface of the ball stud. The two formed work-pieces are next welded together at confronting surfaces to provide a fused junction and the junction and spherical surface is next machined to provide the finished bearing head of spherical contour.

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