Patent classifications
B21D37/01
ROTARY PRESS DIE
A rotary press die has a rotating die forming a negative angle part on a plate-like work and a fixed die arranged outside the rotating die and forming a molding part except for the negative angle part on the work. The rotating die is a press molding die which is formed such that the press molding die rotates about a rotating axis when the work is removed and can be retracted inside the fixed die. A rotating block is configured by a fixed piece arranged on the fixing table and having a concave slide surface having the rotating axis as a center. A moving piece is arranged on the rotating die and having a convex slide surface which can slide on the concave slide surface by using the rotating axis as a center. An opening angle between the concave slide surface and the convex slide surface is 80° to 100°.
MACHINING JIG, MACHINING METHOD, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEAMLESS CAN BODIES
Provided is a machining jig on which a carbon film (3) is formed on a machining surface of a rigid substrate (1), in which the carbon film (3) indicates a Raman spectroscopy spectrum with an intensity ratio, represented by the formula: I.sub.D/I.sub.G (where I.sub.D is the maximum peak intensity at 1333±10 cm.sup.−1 in the Raman spectroscopy spectrum of the carbon film surface, and I.sub.G is the maximum peak intensity at 1500±100 cm.sup.−1 in the Raman spectroscopy spectrum of the carbon film surface), exceeding 0.6. Also provided is a method of manufacturing seamless can bodies, the method including a step of using a mold machining member, on which a diamond film is formed on a machining surface, to press work a metal material onto the machining surface of the mold machining member in a state where a coolant is interposed.
MACHINING JIG, MACHINING METHOD, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEAMLESS CAN BODIES
Provided is a machining jig on which a carbon film (3) is formed on a machining surface of a rigid substrate (1), in which the carbon film (3) indicates a Raman spectroscopy spectrum with an intensity ratio, represented by the formula: I.sub.D/I.sub.G (where I.sub.D is the maximum peak intensity at 1333±10 cm.sup.−1 in the Raman spectroscopy spectrum of the carbon film surface, and I.sub.G is the maximum peak intensity at 1500±100 cm.sup.−1 in the Raman spectroscopy spectrum of the carbon film surface), exceeding 0.6. Also provided is a method of manufacturing seamless can bodies, the method including a step of using a mold machining member, on which a diamond film is formed on a machining surface, to press work a metal material onto the machining surface of the mold machining member in a state where a coolant is interposed.
JIG FOR METAL PLASTIC WORKING
A jig for metal plastic working for use in plastic working of a metal or alloy workpiece, in which a working surface is moved relative to the workpiece in contact with the workpiece. The working surface of the jig is smoothed so that an arithmetic mean surface roughness Ra is not more than 0.12 μm, and so that no protrusion is observed that has a width of not less than 200 μm and a height of not less than 10 μm, which are calculated on a basis of a projection thereof along a working direction.
Device for attaching mouthpiece to innerliner of aircraft water tank
A mold that abuts an innerliner against a mold surface of a mouthpiece comprises two molds, an upper mold and a lower mold. The upper mold comprises a heating portion that heats an outer abutting surface that abuts the cylinder portion of the innerliner against the first annular surface of the mouthpiece and comprises an upper mold side positioning cylindrical surface; and the lower mold comprises an inner abutting surface that abuts a section of a dome portion near the cylinder portion against a second annular surface of the mouthpiece and comprises a lower mold side positioning cylindrical surface that is capable of engaging with the upper mold side positioning cylindrical surface. The section that comprises the lower mold side positioning cylindrical surface is formed of a material with a lower thermal conductivity than that of the upper mold.
Modular roller hemming system having an additive manufactured anvil
A modular roller hemming system having a base assembly, a replaceable anvil, a spider arm assembly, a plurality of support arms for supporting the spider arm assembly, and a plurality of repositionable unit tools. The anvil is 3-D printed of a polymer composite material and may be replaced with similarly manufactured anvils having different form factors for receiving various shaped and dimensioned workpiece assemblies. The plurality of support arms are repositionable on the base assembly, the spider arm assembly is reconfigurable, and the plurality of unit tools are moveable to accommodate various anvils having different form factors. The support arms includes an upper segment that is detachable from the lower segment to facilitate the changeover of anvils.
Modular roller hemming system having an additive manufactured anvil
A modular roller hemming system having a base assembly, a replaceable anvil, a spider arm assembly, a plurality of support arms for supporting the spider arm assembly, and a plurality of repositionable unit tools. The anvil is 3-D printed of a polymer composite material and may be replaced with similarly manufactured anvils having different form factors for receiving various shaped and dimensioned workpiece assemblies. The plurality of support arms are repositionable on the base assembly, the spider arm assembly is reconfigurable, and the plurality of unit tools are moveable to accommodate various anvils having different form factors. The support arms includes an upper segment that is detachable from the lower segment to facilitate the changeover of anvils.
Coated metal mold and method for manufacturing same
The purpose of the present invention is to provide a coated metal mold having superior durability and adhesion resistance over a usage range from cold to warm/hot; and a method for manufacturing the coated metal mold. The coated metal mold is characterized by having a hard coating on a surface, wherein the hard coating includes an A layer formed from a nitride and having a film thickness not smaller than 5 μm, and a B layer formed of a diamond-like carbon coating, the B layer is disposed closer to the outer surface side than the A layer, the surface of the B layer has an arithmetic mean roughness Ra≤0.2 μm, a maximum height Rz≤2.0 μm, and a skewness Rsk<0.
Coated metal mold and method for manufacturing same
The purpose of the present invention is to provide a coated metal mold having superior durability and adhesion resistance over a usage range from cold to warm/hot; and a method for manufacturing the coated metal mold. The coated metal mold is characterized by having a hard coating on a surface, wherein the hard coating includes an A layer formed from a nitride and having a film thickness not smaller than 5 μm, and a B layer formed of a diamond-like carbon coating, the B layer is disposed closer to the outer surface side than the A layer, the surface of the B layer has an arithmetic mean roughness Ra≤0.2 μm, a maximum height Rz≤2.0 μm, and a skewness Rsk<0.
Hot-spinning formation method for large-diameter titanium alloy cylindrical parts
A hot-spinning formation method for large-diameter titanium alloy cylindrical parts. A workblank is placed in a resistance furnace to heated to 600-650° C., is maintained at this temperature for 0.5-1 h and is then taken out of the resistance furnace; after the workblank is heated, the inner diameter of the workblank becomes larger; the heated workblank is installed on a mandrel, and spinning is started when a maximum clearance between the workblank and the mandrel is less than 0.5 mm; the mandrel and the spinning rollers do not need to be preheated, and a multi-pass spinning process is adopted, such that the workblank can deform more uniformly. A vertical spinning lathe is used for spinning, the mandrel is easy to change, and the workblank is easy to assemble and disassemble.