Metal deforming – By relatively receding work-engaging tool-faces – Embodying three or more tools
Patent
1988-03-22
1989-09-26
Spruill, Robert L.
Metal deforming
By relatively receding work-engaging tool-faces
Embodying three or more tools
B21D 4102
Patent
active
048690910
ABSTRACT:
A machine coldworking tool (10) for coldworking holes (13) in a metal structure (15) and adapted for mounting on a automated drilling and rivet installation machine (12). The tool (10) comprises a mandrel assembly (20) mounted within a housing (18) that is releasably engage with the machine (12) via a lock fitting (152) is operably engaged with the mandrel assembly (20) to insert a collapsible mandrel (40) through the hole (13). A rod (92) is attached to a rod pusher (98) that is urged by the lock fitting (152) to slide through the mandrel (40) to support the mandrel fingers (62). A lever (100) pivotally mounted to the mandrel holder (42) holds the rod pusher (98) and the rod (92) in place as the mandrel assembly (20) is pulled upward in the housing (18), thereby pulling the mandrel (40) back through the hole (13) and coldworking the metal structure (15) surrounding the hole (13).
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Spruill Robert L.
The Boeing Company
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