Metal deforming – With cutting – Machining after final metal-deforming
Patent
1998-08-03
1999-11-09
Crane, Daniel C.
Metal deforming
With cutting
Machining after final metal-deforming
723425, 7234296, 72377, 298972, 267154, B21D 5388
Patent
active
059792094
ABSTRACT:
To make a metal torsion bar having an elongate central body connected to two hexagonal end heads via shoulders, the ends of a torsion bar blank are initially upset while hot so as to form the shoulders of the torsion bar together with cylindrical head blanks, after which each head blank is machined by removing material until the corresponding hexagonal head has been obtained.
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Belliato Yannick
Voisin Jean-Dominique
Vuillemard Frederic
Allevard Ressorts Automobile
Crane Daniel C.
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