Metal forming

Basic Information

Name:	Metal forming
Facility:	Metal Physics
Partner:	Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research (IFW Dresden)

Description

We provide a large variety of techniques that make metal forming at different stress states and conditions feasible. The tables below provide an overview about our machines, including the largest and smallest dimensions of the samples that can be formed.

Forging

machine	details	dimensions
air-hammer	mx 2.5kNm	D=14mm - 80 mm

Swaging

machine	details	dimensions
rotory swager	4 plungers (up to 1000°C)	D=6.7mm - 28.8mm
rotory swager	2 plungers (RT only)	D=0.3mm - 9mm

Drawing

machine	details	dimensions
chain drawing bench	l up to 18m	D=3mm - 30mm
chain drawing bench	l up to 3m	D=0.5mm - 6mm
bull block	bobbin-D=600mm	D below 6.5mm
bull block	bobbin-D=400mm	D below 4.5mm
fine wire bull block		D=0.1mm - 0.5mm

Rolling

machine	details	dimensions
duo rolling mill	roll-D=280mm (high T)	h=1mm - 50mm; w max 200mm
quatro rolling mill	roll-D=110mm/320mm	h=0.1mm - 4mm; w max 200mm
profile rolling mill	roll-D=110mm	SW=6.5mm - D=20mm
profile rolling mill	roll-D=88mm	SW=1.5mm - D=8mm
fine rolling mill	6 rolls (D=40mm)	h=0.05mm - 0.5mm; w max 40mm
fine rolling mill	12 rolls (D=11mm)	h=0.015mm - 0.1mm; w max 30mm
fine duo rolling mill	roll-D=80mm	h=0.09mm - 2mm; w max 10mm

D=diamteter; w=width; h=height; SW=width across flats

Link to Further Details

https://www.ifw-dresden.de/institutes/imw/research/metal-physics/service-offers/metal-forming/

Points of Contact

Prof. Dr. Jens Freudenberger (Head)

Web:

http://www.ifw-dresden.de/de/institute/institut-fuer-metallische-werkstoffe-imw/research-departments/metal-physics/

Email:

e-mail

Phone:

+49 (0)351 4659-550

Fax:

+49 (0)351 4659-541

Images

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Last Update

Last updated at: 13 July 2017 at 11:54:17