Hybrid matched tool forming methods

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1998-08-17

2000-07-11

Jones, David

Metal deforming

By application of fluent medium, or energy field

With actuated tool engaging work

72430, 72707, B21J 1524, B21D 2614

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060855622

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to several hybrid methods of metal forming including: (1) a method involving a partial mechanical forming followed by electromagnetic forming; (2) a method involving the initial mechanical forming, followed by further mechanical and electromagnetic forming; and a method involving the initial partial mechanical forming and electromagnetic forming, followed by further mechanical and electromagnetic forming.

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