Metal deforming – With cutting – By composite tool
Patent
1999-02-18
2000-08-15
Crane, Daniel C.
Metal deforming
With cutting
By composite tool
72333, 72414, 298966, 52673, B21D 2814
Patent
active
061018597
ABSTRACT:
A one-piece metal plate has an open mesh-like pattern, a plurality of identical rectangular perforations arranged at regular intervals in parallel rows, a plurality of identical rectangular embossed parts arranged at regular intervals and bridging the rows, and a plurality of identical rectangular web parts. Each of the embossed parts is raised relative to the web parts, and has two opposing overlapping ends extending into the rows. Each of the web parts is confined by two adjacent ones of the perforations and two adjacent ones of the embossed parts. The perforations are aligned along first lines which intersect the rows. The embossed parts are aligned along second lines parallel to the first lines. The first and second lines alternate with one another.
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Crane Daniel C.
Villacorta Gilberto M.
Wilshine Corp.
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