Method and apparatus for forming material by forcing through a d

Metal deforming – By application of fluent medium – or energy field – By kinetic energy of fluid or field

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72285, 72467, B21C 300

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ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for deforming the section of material by forcing it, e.g. punching or drawing it, through a die. The die, die holder and workpiece are vibrated in tune, e.g. acoustically, so that points on the walls of the die orifice oscillate in a direction lying generally radial to the die axis. This causes the die to exert a swaging action upon the material and contribute to the deformation thus reducing the power needs for forcing the workpiece through the die and increasing the maximum deformation obtainable.

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