Compression tool

Metal deforming – By tool-couple embodying nonplanar tool-face – With complementary tool-faces

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72416, 7245316, B21D 706, B21D 3710

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043376355

ABSTRACT:
A compression tool for compressing a generally tubular workpiece, comprises a tool head having an open, workpiece-receiving end. A plurality of generally parallel, spaced apart movable compressing members are carried by the tool head. A stationary compression surface also carried by the tool head opposingly faces the movable compressing members. Guides are provided in the tool head for slidably mounting the movable compressing members. A ram drives the movable compressing members towards their respective maximum compressed positions, which are defined by the ram and a ram-carrying channel. This maximum compressed position generally increases in a predetermined sequence from the workpiece-receiving end of the tool head toward an interior portion of the tool head.

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patent: 3732718 (1973-05-01), Barberio
patent: 3769704 (1973-11-01), Abarotin
patent: 3791189 (1974-02-01), Lawson
Anderson, "Compression Tools and Accessories", p. 2, Section D-1, Apr. 1978.

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