Oval cross section metal tube producing device and producing...

Metal deforming – By extruding through orifice – With cutting

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C072S256000, C072S267000, C072S273000, C072S370230, C072S379400

Reexamination Certificate

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10522217

ABSTRACT:
It is an object of the present invention to provide a novel aluminum tube of an oval cross section that has a wider range of applications and added values. A disk-shaped metal slug (21) is impact-extruded with the use of a die (14) and a punch (13) each having an optimally designed structure to form a metal tube (T) integrally including a mouth, a shoulder and a body of an oval cross section. A hem portion of the oval body of the tube (T) thus formed and hardened by the impact extrusion is once deformed into a circular shape, and then trimmed off by a turning operation.

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