Process for forming cold formed high-load bearing steel parts
AssigneeDelphi Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMichael J. Skilling, William Paul Vukovich
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AssigneeDelphi Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMichael J. Skilling, William Paul Vukovich
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A process for forming a roller bearing comprising the steps of providing a cylindrical slug that comprises at least 0.7 weight percent carbon and up to 1.6 weight percent of at least one alloying element. The slug has lateral and side surfaces. A centered indentation is formed in each side surface. A circular chamfer surface is formed at the intersection of each side and each lateral surface, thereby producing an upsetting slug. The upsetting slug is cold formed, thereby deepening the centered indentations and forming a blank. The blank has a web separating the deepened indentations and end surfaces and chamfer surfaces that are substantially at net shape for the roller bearing. The web is removed from the blank, thereby forming a pierced blank having a through hole with an inner surface. The inner and lateral surfaces of the pierced blank are finished to the specified inner and outer diameters for the roller bearing.
A process for forming a cold formed high-load bearing steel part, said process comprising:
A process for forming a roller bearing, said process comprising:
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