Rolling stand with noncylindrical rolls

Metal deforming – By use of roller or roller-like tool-element – With modification or control of temperature of work – tool or...

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72247, 72366, B21B 2702, B21B 3118

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044400128

ABSTRACT:
A rolling stand has a conventional housing defining a pair of parallel and spaced axes defining a plane. Respective rolls have roll ends journaled in the housing at the axes and roll bodies axially symmetrical about the respective axes and having centered on the respective axes complementary roll-body surfaces of noncylindrical shape and each formed by rotation of a continuously curved generatrix about the respective axis. One of these contoured rolls is displaceable axially relative to the other roll from an end position to another position, and the roll-body surfaces form at the plane in the other position a uniform nip and in the end position a nonuniform nip. This system is set up to be able to displace one of the rolls axially relative to the other of the rolls between the end position and the other position. These contoured rolls may themselves define the nip, or may engage and deform other rolls that define it.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2442943 (1948-06-01), Wayne
patent: 3857268 (1974-12-01), Kajiwaka

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