Article | REF: M3146 V1

Design of aluminum extrusion dies. Part 1

Authors: Jean Pierre CESCUTTI, Nathalie RAVAILLE

Publication date: December 10, 2005 | Lire en français

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    To anchor our discourse in industrial reality, we need to formalize the interweaving of profile and die life cycles (Box 1, figure 1 ).

    Box 1 – Significant spinning advances linked to die design
    • One area of progress concerns die productivity. Productivity gains of 30 to 50% have often been measured, as soon as a tool is redesigned in an optimized way. In terms of spinning speed, this corresponds to...

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