Method of hydrostatic extrusion

Metal deforming – With 'coating' of work

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72 60, 72DIG31, B21B 4500

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ABSTRACT:
A method of lubricating a metal billet during an extrusion process where at least two lubrication systems are used. Each of the lubrication systems has a different viscosity and the systems can be of the same material or two different material compositions. A solid-lubrication system immediately adjacent to the billet functions primarily as a die lubricant while a liquid-lubrication system immediately adjacent the container is pressurized by the advance of a sealed ram in contact with the billet. The liquid lubrication system forms a thin film of pressurized liquid lubricant adjacent the container wall and substantially reduces or virtually eliminates friction thereupon during extrusion of the billet under hydrostatic or quasi-hydrostatic conditions.

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