Skew rolling mill for reducing solid and hollow cross-sections

Metal deforming – By use of tool acting during relative rotation between tool... – With tool surface orbiting around axis parallel to direction...

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72121, B21B 3116

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ABSTRACT:
A skew rolling mill has three taper rolls, inclined at an angle to the axis of the rolled stock and offset relative to each other by 120.degree.. Each taper roll is driven through a bevel gear pair, intermediate shaft, intermediate gear and a planet gear, from a sun gear disposed on a rotatable hollow shaft. The roll and its drive are combined by means of a casing into a roll head. The casings are rockers which can pivot along the end face of the roll support and have pivot axes disposed outside the axes of the intermediate gears, in or near the common plane of the axes of the associated intermediate gear and planet gear. These pivot axes can be adjusted to a small extent in a guide extending perpendicularly to the common plane.

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patent: 3367159 (1968-02-01), Youtz

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