Rolling mills and methods of rolling
AssigneeFriedrich Kocks GmbH & Company
InventorWerner Demny
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AssigneeFriedrich Kocks GmbH & Company
InventorWerner Demny
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A rolling mill and method for rolling material having a rectangular, oval or like elongated cross-sectional configuration into rod or wire, has a line of passes of which the first pass is formed by two rollers and the remaining passes are each formed by three rollers, and wherein the first pass deforms the material, whose input cross section has a ratio of the lengths of its major and minor principal axes greater than about 1:2 to an output cross section which is exactly round or a regular polygon, such as square or hexagonal or which deviates from such a geometrical configuration only to an extent such that the ratio of the lengths of the major and minor principal axes of the output cross section does not exceed about 1:2.
A rolling mill for rolling of bars and wire from stock having a rectangular, oval or similar elongate cross-sectional shape, the ratio of the lengths of the principal axes of the cross section of said stock being larger than approximately 1:2, comprising a plurality of roll stands arranged closely one behind the other to define a line of sizing passes, said roll stands having (a) a first entry sizing pass stand formed by two rolls whose roll axis is substantially transverse to the principal axis of the stock being rolled and receiving the stock to be rolled, (b) the cross-sectional shape of the said first sizing pass being one of an exact circle, a regular polygon having an even number of sides and a like but somewhat elongated geometrical figure, (c) the ratio of the lengths of whose principal axes does not exceed approximately 1:2, and (d) at least one three roll stand immediately following said two roll stand receiving the rolled stock from said first stand, the first stand of said three roll stands adjacent the two roll stand having one roll axis extending parallel to the longer principal axis of the first sizing pass cross section, in the case wherein the latter is somewhat elongated, all roll stands following the first stand being three roll stands.
A method of rolling bars and wire from stock having a rectangular, oval or similar elongate cross-sectional shape, the ratio of the lengths of the principal axes of the cross section of said stock being larger than about 1:2, comprising the steps of:
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