Metal deforming – By deflecting successively-presented portions of work during... – By use of work-contacting wiper and moving – work-holding form
Patent
1983-06-30
1985-10-01
Combs, E. Michael
Metal deforming
By deflecting successively-presented portions of work during...
By use of work-contacting wiper and moving, work-holding form
B21D 704, B21D 905
Patent
active
045438099
ABSTRACT:
Thin walled pipes, as for example pressure gauge springs are bent by inserting a flexible mandrel in to the pipe and to forward the pipe simultaneously with the mandrel over a forming member until a sufficient length of the pipe is provided for the bending step. The mandrel is then forwarded relative to the pipe to project therefrom and both parts are bent around the forming member. Then, the mandrel is retracted and the pipe arc is separated.
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Combs E. Michael
Striker Michael J.
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