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P

roduction &

P

rocessing of

A

utomotive

T

ube

M

ay

2009

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www.linsinger.com

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Dr. Linsinger-Str. 24

A 4662 Steyrermühl,

Tel. +43 7613 88 40,

Fax +43 7613 88 40-951

maschinenbau@linsinger.com

For seamless tube, for-

ging and rolling mills

2 Euro per Cut

Cutting time: approx. 2:30 min.

(Ck45, Ø 380 mm)

Hall 7

Booth A24

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Rotary swaging is a cold forming process.

Compared to other forming processes rotary

swaging stands out due to its advantages

in the processing of tubes. The advantages

of the process gain increasing importance

due to the current developments in the

environment and waste disposal policy.

This method can improve the economy

compared to other competing manu-

facturing processes. Thus more and more

applications come to the focus of the

development. Rotary swaging features all

advantages of cold forming, such as short

process times, exacting tolerances, plane

surfaces and material savings due to the

avoidance of chips.

All metallic materials that can be formed

are suitable for rotary swaging. In case of

steel this ranges from mild steels to alloy

steels up to stainless steel. There is also

no problem in using non-ferrous materials

such as aluminium, magnesium, titanium

and their alloys.

In addition to material savings, the

process also offers considerable potential

in weight optimisation. The savings are

highest in case of changeover from solid

material to tube. In order to follow this

path economically, a process is needed

that can form the requested geometries at

the internal and external diameter of the

workpiece ready-to-fit or at least near-net-

shape.

Rotary swaging offers forming possibilities

that would be difficult to achieve using other

forming processes. The forming possibilities

at the internal and external diameter enable

a weight-optimisation at the workpiece.

The method can be used to manufacture

cylindrical and conical bores with excellent

Weight optimisation of workpieces in the automotive industry

Tubular drive shaft

Hollow transmission shaft

Piston rod for shock absorber for passenger cars

Headrest rod out of stainless steel