Workpiece having wear-resistant inserts locked in recesses in the workpiece
AssigneeWerner & Pfleiderer
InventorsGerhard Gnadig, Siegfried Kuklinski
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AssigneeWerner & Pfleiderer
InventorsGerhard Gnadig, Siegfried Kuklinski
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A wear-protected workpiece of metal, particularly a perforated granulation plate for plastic extruders, comprising shaped members of wear-resistant material inserted in recesses in the work surface of the workpiece, the spaces between the walls of the recesses and the shaped pieces being filled with a binder. In order to minimize the expenses of manufacture and repair of the wear-protected workpiece and make it possible to use non-metallic wear-resistant material for the insert member, the recesses and the shaped members have walls which widen at least in two opposed regions, the largest dimension of the widened wall of the shaped member being equal to or smaller than the dimension of the opening of the corresponding recess so that the insert member is freely inserted into the recess and forms a space therewith in which a binder can be filled to form a locking means for the insert member in the workpiece.
A wear-protected metal workpiece comprising a metal plate having a work surface, said plate having a recess therein extending from said work surface into said plate, a shaped member of wear-resistant material inserted into said recess and having an outer surface which is substantially flush with the work surface of the plate, said plate having a wall bounding said recess which at least at two opposed locations widens inwardly into said plate in a direction away from said work surface, said shaped member having an outer wall which at least at two opposed locations widens in the direction of insertion thereof into said recess, the walls of the recess and of the shaped member defining a space therebetween at said respective opposed locations, said recess having an opening at the work surface of said plate of an extent to freely receive the shaped member which has a maximum extent at said two locations which is less than the extent of said opening of said recess, and binder means filling said space for locking said shaped member in said recess.
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