Method of forming circularly bent articles, in particular wheel

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Puller or pusher means – contained force multiplying operator

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72 14, 72 21, 72175, 72312, 72168, B21H 106, B21K 104, B21D 501, B21D 714

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040549828

ABSTRACT:
A method of forming circular rims for bicycle wheels from metal profiled strip material in which first strip pieces are cut to a length corresponding to the circumferential length of the rims, curved end portions are formed on each strip piece, and each strip piece is introduced into a three-roll ring rolling apparatus. After the strip piece has been worked up to the trailing curved end portion thereof, the adjustable middle roll of the rolling apparatus is shifted a small distance towards the two outer rolls into a position corresponding with a substantially bending-free passage of the trailing curved end portion of the strip piece. The invention further relates to a pressing apparatus for forming the curved end portions of the strip pieces and to a three-roll ring rolling apparatus for carrying out the method.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1773566 (1930-08-01), Boyle, Jr.
patent: 3048202 (1962-08-01), Hillix

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