Metal deforming – With cleaning – descaling – or lubrication of work or product – Lubricating
Patent
1988-08-12
1990-10-30
Combs, E. Michael
Metal deforming
With cleaning, descaling, or lubrication of work or product
Lubricating
72266, B21C 2332, B21C 2504
Patent
active
049660233
ABSTRACT:
A staged tool for boring a hole in a heated element of a material such as metal. The tool is adaptable to being axially forced and operation of the tool causes plastic deformation of the bored material. The tool successively includes, beginning at its front end, a front cylindrical or conical end portion having a first relatively small diameter, a neck followed by a working portion of evolving revolution having a right cross-section which increases in the direction of advancement of the tool, whose major base has a second diameter greater than the first diameter. To improve lubrication during boring, positioned on the neck at the rear of the front end portion is a mass of solid lubricant having a fusion point less than the temperature of the element during the piercing operation. The solid lubricant melts when the tool penetrates into the heated element and the contact surface between the element and the working element is constantly lubricated by a melted lubricating film.
REFERENCES:
patent: 880563 (1908-03-01), McTear
patent: 1843395 (1932-02-01), Lauterbach
patent: 3777528 (1973-12-01), Sirantoine
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Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 3; 128 (C-62), Oct. 24, 1979, page 146, C 62.
Prunier Robert
Ravier J. Pierre
Ruiz Regis L.
Agence Regionale de Developpements Technologiques
Combs E. Michael
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