A machine for deformation machinings of a tube and/or of a component to be mounted to said tube, including a support frame, a bracket projecting in a cantilever manner from the support frame and a deformation unit engaged rotationally free with the bracket, the deformation unit in turn including a thrust group and a support head, the thrust group having a thrust actuator extending along an actuator axis, where the support head faces the thrust group and is suitable to support a tube portion during the machining, where the thrust group further includes a deformation head extending along a head axis offset with respect to the actuator axis, the offsetting between the actuator axis and the head axis is suitable to allow the deformation of the tube and/or of the component also when an end of the tube is close to a curvature of the tube itself.

A machine for deformation machinings of a tube and/or of a component to be mounted to said tube, including a support frame, a bracket projecting in a cantilever manner from the support frame and a deformation unit engaged rotationally free with the bracket, the deformation unit in turn including a thrust group and a support head, the thrust group having a thrust actuator extending along an actuator axis, where the support head faces the thrust group and is suitable to support a tube portion during the machining, where the thrust group further includes a deformation head extending along a head axis offset with respect to the actuator axis, the offsetting between the actuator axis and the head axis is suitable to allow the deformation of the tube and/or of the component also when an end of the tube is close to a curvature of the tube itself.

A swage mechanism operable to expand an inner diameter of tubing. The swage mechanism includes a housing defining a longitudinal axis, a plurality of jaws coupled to the housing and movable relative to the longitudinal axis for selectively gripping the tubing, and a ram including a cylindrical portion and a frusto-conical head portion. The frusto-conical head portion of the ram is insertable into the tubing to expand the inner diameter of the tubing.

A mechanical spreader along a spreading axis, characterized in that it comprises a support (1) and two spreading plates (2), each spreading plate (2) comprising at least one bevel (3), and in that it also comprises a central rod (4) able to slide in said support (1) between the two spreading plates (2), said central rod (4) comprising a plurality of bevels (5) having a profile complementary to the bevels (3) of said spreading plates (2), the bevels (5) of said central rod (4) being in contact with the bevels (3) of said spreading plates (2), said spreader also comprising return means able to exert a return force on the spreading plates (2), means for pushing the central rod (4) and means for immobilizing the spreading plates (2) in planes perpendicular to said spreading axis.

The invention relates to a method for producing highly dimensionally accurate, deep-drawn half shells having a bottom region, a jacket and optionally having a flange, wherein a half shell pre-formed from a blank is formed into a finished half shell, wherein the pre-formed half shell has excess blank material on account of its geometrical shape, and the half shell being upset by way of at least one pressing operation in an upsetting tool to form the finished half shell during the forming of the pre-formed half shell into its finished shape on account of the excess blank material. The object of specifying a method and an apparatus, by way of which the process reliability can be increased during the production of a half shell, is achieved by way of the abovementioned method by virtue of the fact that the size of the upset gap is reduced during the closing of the upsetting tool to the actual wall thickness of the jacket of the pre-formed half shell. In addition, the object is achieved by way of an upsetting tool according to the invention by virtue of the fact that two side walls are provided which, together with the bottom region of the die of the second tool half, form a corresponding die, and the side walls can be displaced perpendicularly or obliquely with respect to the movement direction of the die.

The invention relates to a method for producing highly dimensionally accurate, deep-drawn half shells having a bottom region, a jacket and optionally having a flange, wherein a half shell pre-formed from a blank is formed into a finished half shell, wherein the pre-formed half shell has excess blank material on account of its geometrical shape, and the half shell being upset by way of at least one pressing operation in an upsetting tool to form the finished half shell during the forming of the pre-formed half shell into its finished shape on account of the excess blank material. The object of specifying a method and an apparatus, by way of which the process reliability can be increased during the production of a half shell, is achieved by way of the abovementioned method by virtue of the fact that the size of the upset gap is reduced during the closing of the upsetting tool to the actual wall thickness of the jacket of the pre-formed half shell. In addition, the object is achieved by way of an upsetting tool according to the invention by virtue of the fact that two side walls are provided which, together with the bottom region of the die of the second tool half, form a corresponding die, and the side walls can be displaced perpendicularly or obliquely with respect to the movement direction of the die.

Disclosed is a pipe expanding punch for a drill, which is configured to expand a pipe by hitting the pipe by an anchor drill or a rechargeable drill. The pipe expanding punch includes: an expanding mandrel provided with at least one portion (hereinafter referred to as an expanding part) having an outer diameter larger than an inner diameter of a pipe to be expanded; and a holder formed integrally with the expanding mandrel and fixedly coupled to a drill such that the pipe is expanded using the drill, wherein the outer diameter of an introduction part of an end portion of the expanding mandrel is smaller than the inner diameter of the pipe, a first tapered step is provided between the introduction part and the expanding part, and at least one polished flat surface is formed by polishing the first tapered step.

Disclosed is a pipe expanding punch for a drill, which is configured to expand a pipe by hitting the pipe by an anchor drill or a rechargeable drill. The pipe expanding punch includes: an expanding mandrel provided with at least one portion (hereinafter referred to as an expanding part) having an outer diameter larger than an inner diameter of a pipe to be expanded; and a holder formed integrally with the expanding mandrel and fixedly coupled to a drill such that the pipe is expanded using the drill, wherein the outer diameter of an introduction part of an end portion of the expanding mandrel is smaller than the inner diameter of the pipe, a first tapered step is provided between the introduction part and the expanding part, and at least one polished flat surface is formed by polishing the first tapered step.

The copper pipe bending tool is a cylindrical tool that is inserted into the open end of a copper pipe or copper tubing and which provides a grasping point and leverage over the end of the piping. Using the copper pipe bending tool makes it easier to move or bend the piping to align it with a specific fitting where it needs to connect. The tool may provide an interface area for copper pipes of several different standard sizes. The tool may also provide a texture grasping area to help prevent the user's hand from slipping off of the tool while in use.

A tube expander for heat exchanger coil units according to which a tubular expansion process is conducted. In one aspect, the tube expander includes a fixture, which includes a back unit and first and second door assemblies movably connected thereto. One or more heat exchanger coil units are adapted to be connected to each of the first and second door assemblies. In another aspect, the fixture is adjustable to accommodate different heat exchanger coil units. In yet another aspect, the tubular expansion process is not permitted when the first or second door assembly is closed and a sensor does not sense the presence of a latch bar.