Schloemann-siemag Aktiengesellschaft

Schldemann-siemag Aktiengesellschaft

Klaus Siegert

Franz Josef Zilges

An extrusion press having a press stem which can be articulated to a limited extent at its base mounting in order to allow the stem to be exactly aligned with a billet containing bore; a centering sleeve provided at one end of the bore to guide the stem; and corresponding convex and concave surfaces at the base mounting which can slide over one another to permit the articulation.

Extrusion press

An extrusion press for indirect extrusion has a sealing plate at one end of the bore of the billet container. This sealing plate extends a certain distance into the bore where it provides a seal against the wall of the bore. The plate also has a recess for accommodating a dummy block during extrusion, and a piston is provided behind the sealing plate to push the dummy block and butt end out of the recess at the end of extrusion.

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Berlin, Germany

Klaus Siegert