Werner & Pfleiderer Gmbh

Krupp, Werner & Pfeiderer Gmbh

Friedrich Schneider

Wolfgang Worz

Gerhard Gnadig

Fritz Przybylla

J&uuml;rgen Bartl

Ulrich Wiesner

A pelletizing die for a pelletizer comprises a base body with holes for melt to pass through; the holes are disposed in rows. Allocated to the holes are wearing-protection inserts, having holes which are in alignment with the holes in the base body. The inserts which are disposed to adjoin each other in a row have a chordal surface where they are turned toward an adjoining insert and are provided with at least one surface of an arcuate segment of a cylinder laterally of the chordal surface.

Pelletizing die for a pelletizer

A die plate for the underwater granulation of thermoplastic material is formed with a base plate of an iron alloy, a hard annular cutting plate of titanium-carbide alloy, and an intermediate buffer layer containing nickel between the base plate and the cutting plate to equilibrate heat stresses due to different coefficient of thermal expansion of the base and the cutting plates. The intermediate layer is formed with a thickness of between 0.5 and 2 mm by hot-isostatic pressing a nickel-containing metal powder between the plates such that the intermediate layer is diffusion welded to the plates. Two nickel layers with an intermediate titanium-containing plate can also be formed. Also an ansenitic layer can be formed between the nickel layer and the base plate.

Process for producing a die plate for underwater granulation of plastic

A process for providing abrasion and corrosion resistance in the borehole of a steel body comprising placing an alloying material of solid form within the borehole of the steel body, the alloying material having abrasion and corrosion resistance, and thereafter melting the alloying material in a gas heated protective gas oven to effect diffusion bonding of the alloying material with the steel body and the formation of an abrasion and corrosion resistant lining on the steel body. The borehole is of non-circular shape in cross-section and, particularly, of figure 8 shape as shown in FIG. 2.

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