Push through
The pressing is a group of production processes from the upper group of the pressure forming . When pushing through, the blank is pushed through a hollow tool. The shape to be generated is at least partially contained in the tool.
A distinction is made between three procedures:
- Taper : Reduce cross-sections. It can be used for solid and hollow bodies, but is of little importance.
- Extrusion : Used to produce profile material and other continuous material. It is then cut to the desired length.
- Extrusion : For the production of individual workpieces, even in large numbers.
See also
- Pull through - related group from the tensile forming
literature
- Hoffmann, Neugebauer, Spur (Ed.): Handbuch Umformen , Hanser, 2012, pp. 17 f., 388–391.