Method of cold drawing seamless metal tubes each having an upset

Metal deforming – By pulling workpiece through closed periphery die – Utilizing plural metal-deforming tools

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72285, 72276, B21C 124

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ABSTRACT:
A method of cold drawing seamless metal tubes each having an upset portion on each end. A draw bench used for carrying out the method of this invention comprises a die control device, a plug control device including a plug having large and small diameter bearing portions and a draw unit. The die control device and the plug control device are movable with each other for changing a cross sectional reducing area between the reducing die and the plug. The method is characterized in that the cross sectional reducing area between the reducing die and the plug is preferably changed in accordance with the desired forms of a mother tube to be drawn by longitudinally transferring the reducing die and the plug and fixing them at the selected positions.

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patent: 565726 (1896-08-01), De Los Rice
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patent: 2240456 (1941-04-01), Darner

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