Tool set for connecting sheet metal pieces

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Overedge assembling means

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B23P 1904

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049725653

ABSTRACT:
The tool set comprises a male die and a female die cooperating to connect metal sheet workpieces when driven by a press. The male die is trunconical. The female die includes an anvil and forming members which, in a first operation phase, are stationarily supported and, in a second phase, are subjected to a movement in the same direction as the male die, thereby simulating the effect of a double stroke press.

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