Apparatus for manufacturing cylindrical slide bearing

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29821, 29822, 29898054, 29898057, 29898058, B23P 2300, F16C 3300

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051740150

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed an apparatus for manufacturing a cylindrical slide bearing. The apparatus comprises a belt conveyer for conveying a U-shaped semiprocessed product, a press unit composed of a punch and a die confronting each other and respectively having semi-cylindrical recessed portions, a core holder inserted into the U-shaped semiprocessed product and holding the U-shaped semiprocessed product, the core and the holder having a circular shape in cross section, and a stepper motor connected to the core and holder for rotating the core and holder radially around the axis of the core and holder. There is also disclosed a method for manufacturing a cylindrical slide bearing with use of the apparatus set forth above.

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