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| Internal Forms |
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Cylindrical internal forms: over a Mandrel can be used to produce a stepped internal geometry. The radial material flow toward the centerline of the workpiece is controlled by the mandrel. |
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| Double stepped internal forms: This inside geometry is a further example of the internal forms which can be produced by . |
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| Non-circular internal geometries: Swaging over a mandrel can be used to produce a multitude of different internal forms with very close tolerances. Typical examples are internal splines, helical forms, rifling and keyway profiles, square forms, hexagonal forms, etc. |
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