Spreading device for lamination stacks

Material or article handling – Apparatus for stringing articles on a support in abutting...

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ABSTRACT:
A spreading device for use in quantity production of lamination stacks for electric machines has sector pieces, which fit into the bore hole of the lamination stack and are placed on a spreading mandrel. The mandrel can be moved axially by a hydraulic drive. The end faces of the sector pieces are beveled on their insides and rest against a first conical surface connected to the spreading mandrel and against a second conical surface opposite to and facing the former. To achieve uniform alignment of the lamination stack over its full length, the second conical surface is displaced by a hydraulic drive and the two conical surfaces are moved towards each other by the same amount.

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Publication, "Vorrichtungs--bau" (Equipment Construction), by Bussin, second edition, 1920, published by Krayn in Berlin, p. 106, Fig. 133.

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