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... extrusion The dies for extrusion must be extremely hard and high temperature resistant and are made from chromium / vanadium / tungsten steels . A die lubricant must be used to minimise the rate of die wear . For aluminium alloy extrusion ...
... extrusion The dies for extrusion must be extremely hard and high temperature resistant and are made from chromium / vanadium / tungsten steels . A die lubricant must be used to minimise the rate of die wear . For aluminium alloy extrusion ...
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V. B. John. Pressure Ram stroke FIGURE 8.19 Force variation during direct extrusion Towards the end of the stroke the pressure for extrusion begins to increase again . Extrusion is normally ceased when about 90 per cent of the billet has ...
V. B. John. Pressure Ram stroke FIGURE 8.19 Force variation during direct extrusion Towards the end of the stroke the pressure for extrusion begins to increase again . Extrusion is normally ceased when about 90 per cent of the billet has ...
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... extrusion . In this process the raw plastic is fed into the cylinder of the machine and propelled through the heated zone by a screw feed mechanism and forced out through the extrusion die ( Figure 8.30 ( a ) ) . The hot extruded ...
... extrusion . In this process the raw plastic is fed into the cylinder of the machine and propelled through the heated zone by a screw feed mechanism and forced out through the extrusion die ( Figure 8.30 ( a ) ) . The hot extruded ...
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