Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Means for molding powdered metal – Continuous length product formation
Patent
1990-10-15
1991-10-29
Woo, Jay H.
Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus
Means for molding powdered metal
Continuous length product formation
72264, 72269, 425461, 425467, B21C 2504
Patent
active
050611631
ABSTRACT:
A die assembly for use in a continuous extrusion apparatus is made up of two cooperating members. The first member has tapered apertures therethrough disposed symmetrically about a mandrel portion. The mandrel portion cooperates with a throat portion in the second member to define an extrusion gap. A ceramic insert can be located in the second member to reduce wear during the extrusion of materials such as copper.
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Hinds William R.
Mackey James P.
United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority
Woo Jay H.
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