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540 Solid forming (Forging)<br />

To comply with the very highest quality requirements and when producing<br />

difficult and complex reliefs, it is possible to use an oscillating<br />

technique with varying <strong>press</strong> forces (Fig. 6.8.30).<br />

The hydraulic double-action <strong>press</strong> comprises a <strong>press</strong> frame with a<br />

closed frame structure, an integrated drive cylinder and separate power<br />

drive. The <strong>press</strong> slide (coining cylinder) is CNC-controlled and has a<br />

multiple-surface <strong>design</strong>.<br />

Based on the principle <strong>of</strong> differential <strong>press</strong>ure surfaces, optimum levels<br />

<strong>of</strong> output are achieved with low energy consumption. The ejector<br />

cylinder, also controllable by CNC, is integrated underneath in the<br />

<strong>press</strong> frame. The cheeks <strong>of</strong> the <strong>press</strong> yoke are positioned directly against<br />

the die system and are slightly larger than the piston rod, so guaranteeing<br />

optimum rigidity. The traversing motions are controlled by means<br />

<strong>of</strong> servo control valves with incremental setpoint inputs and mechanical<br />

actual value feedback.<br />

Fig. 6.8.29 Hydraulic medal minting <strong>press</strong><br />

Metal Forming Handbook / Schuler (c) Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998

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