US1955072A - Device for introducing superposed plates of different metals - Google Patents
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- Roller frame 5 carries two freely rolling guide rollers 6 t pressure in the mill will act uniformly, and the for depressing the set of plates ll and preventing surfaces will be rolled together without any detrithe ends thereof to bend up when the front part of mental displacement and therefore without causthe plates has entered the mill, the rollers 6 having waste; ing edges or collars '7 like flanged wheels, which In view of the different extensibility of soft serveas lateral guides for the plates and, simuland hard metals the plates are cut indifferent taneously, turn down the projecting edge'of the lengths, the harder plates being longer than the top plate towards the edges of the lower plates.
- the slider 10 is profiled at original position, the slide being designed for its driving edge so as to insure the feeding of the 50 either manual or mechanical operations.
- the invention provides them in longitudinal direction.
- the number of guide rollers 6 depends on the by the slide, the stop being preferably movable length of the plates or block, so that one, two or so as to be out of the way when not in use. three of these rollers may be used as required to unequal plate lengths, a vertically movable stop for aligning the plates at their front edge before the feeding thereof to said press rolls, and a plurality of flanged pressure rollers disposed above said feed table for pressing said plates into the conformation of the finished plate and for preventing vertical displacement 01' the plates while permitting longitudinal motion of the softer plates.
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F. JORDAN 7 1,955,072 v DEVICE FOR INTRODUCING SUPERPOSED PLATES OF DIFFERENT METALS April 17, 1934,
Filed Dec. 5, 1952 55 In mills for the simultaneous rolling of several prevent the rear portion of the plates from being 110 Patented Apr. 17, 1 934 v I DEVICE FOR INTRODUCING SUPEBPOSED PLATES OF DIFFERENT LIETALS Franz Jordan, Berlin-Charlottenburg, Germany Application December 3, 1932, Serial No. 645,616 In Germany February 2, 1930 1 Claim. (Cl. 80-43) This invention relates to a method and appaplates it is known already to employ a wedge for ratus for introducing superposed plates of soft exerting pressure upon the plates vertically to and harder material into a rolling mill prior to their surface prior to feeding them into the rolluniting them by rolling. ers, but this device is unsuited for plating mills.
5 When plates made of a soft material, such as Evenif the wedge should be temporarily adjustaluminum, are to be united by rolling with plates able to slight pressure, the latter is not resilient, made of harder metals, considerable diillculties which, however, is absolutely necessary if sheets arise owing to the fact that the diiferent metals, of different degrees of hardness and extensibility .on account of their unequal extensibility, tend to are to be rolled together, for otherwise the softer be vertically or laterally displaced when introplates will be torn or at least deformed.
duced between the rollers. Therefore, plated It is further known to arrange yieldingly disrolled material of this class hitherto contained posed rollers in front of the main rollers, but defective portions, i. e., parts not covered by soft these rollers were hitherto intended for shaping material, which involved considerable waste, since and, for this purpose, pressed against the work only the perfect parts could be cut out and used. at regular intervals, while the yieldingly disposed 79 The invention proposes to eliminate these rollers according to the invention merely exert drawbacks by providing yieldingly disposed guide permanent slight pressure upon the plates to be rollers having lateral collars or flanges to prevent rolled in a direction perpendicular to their surlater'al displacement of the pile of hard and soft faces.
metal plates on the roller table and by rendering By way of example, the invention is illustrated 75 the rollers yielding so as to avoid vertical dis-. in the accompanying drawing, in which Figures placement of the sheets relative to one another. 1 to 3 disclose one embodiment thereof.
The resilient pressure of the rollers keeps the Referring to the drawing, 1 and 2 are the press plates passing through the mill smoothly superrolls of the mill, 3 is the feeding table and 4 is a posed, notwithstanding the difference in extenmovable stop having the form of a slide attached 89 sion, and the process of overlapping the harder to the edge of the table 3. Above the table 3, a metal by the softer one will go on steadily. Roller frame 5 carries two freely rolling guide rollers 6 t pressure in the mill will act uniformly, and the for depressing the set of plates ll and preventing surfaces will be rolled together without any detrithe ends thereof to bend up when the front part of mental displacement and therefore without causthe plates has entered the mill, the rollers 6 having waste; ing edges or collars '7 like flanged wheels, which In view of the different extensibility of soft serveas lateral guides for the plates and, simuland hard metals the plates are cut indifferent taneously, turn down the projecting edge'of the lengths, the harder plates being longer than the top plate towards the edges of the lower plates.
soft plates so as to produce a plate uniformly The rollers 6 are subject to the action of the closed on all sides. springs 8 which cause the platesv 11 to be held The plates are placed loosely upon each other together by slight pressure. so as to be flush on the feeding side, with their The entire device can be readily lifted off from edges forming a uniform surface while the rear the table 3 by means of the spindle 9 and held high 40 edges of the harder plates extend beyond those enough to continue the rolling of the plated sheets of the softer plates. To insure uniform feedingor hands in the same mill and heat without inof the plates a special slide corresponding in shape terference from the feeding device. tothe differences in length of the plates and fit- 10 indicates a slider for pushing the set of difting with its clearances exactly into the profile ferent plates on the table 3 with its front edge 45 formed by the rear ends of the plates is emagainst the stop 4 and then into the mill after the ployed, so that the layers of plates will not vary stop 4 has dropped down. Since the plates differ in the longitudinal direction, and the pile will be in length at their rear ends, owing to their differintroduced between the rollers of the mill in its ence in extensibility, the slider 10 is profiled at original position, the slide being designed for its driving edge so as to insure the feeding of the 50 either manual or mechanical operations. To keep plates to the rollers 1 and 2 without displacing the plates flush in front, the invention provides them in longitudinal direction.
a stop against which the pile of plates is pushed .The number of guide rollers 6 depends on the by the slide, the stop being preferably movable length of the plates or block, so that one, two or so as to be out of the way when not in use. three of these rollers may be used as required to unequal plate lengths, a vertically movable stop for aligning the plates at their front edge before the feeding thereof to said press rolls, and a plurality of flanged pressure rollers disposed above said feed table for pressing said plates into the conformation of the finished plate and for preventing vertical displacement 01' the plates while permitting longitudinal motion of the softer plates.
FRANZ JORDAN.
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US2450987A (en) * | 1942-02-19 | 1948-10-12 | Superior Steel Corp | Handling and joining cooperating members |
US2539205A (en) * | 1947-11-12 | 1951-01-23 | Superior Steel Corp | Peening machine |
US2693121A (en) * | 1952-01-15 | 1954-11-02 | Johnson Bronze Co | Method of making composite aluminum-lined steel-backed bearing material |
US2700907A (en) * | 1950-08-22 | 1955-02-01 | Metals & Controls Corp | Strip guide |
US2827809A (en) * | 1954-07-23 | 1958-03-25 | Gen Motors Corp | Apparatus for bonding strip material |
US20070277463A1 (en) * | 2006-06-02 | 2007-12-06 | Heirich William C | Apparatus for the fabrication of metal wall frame members and assembly of wall frames therefrom, and foldable wall frame structures |
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US2450987A (en) * | 1942-02-19 | 1948-10-12 | Superior Steel Corp | Handling and joining cooperating members |
US2539205A (en) * | 1947-11-12 | 1951-01-23 | Superior Steel Corp | Peening machine |
US2700907A (en) * | 1950-08-22 | 1955-02-01 | Metals & Controls Corp | Strip guide |
US2693121A (en) * | 1952-01-15 | 1954-11-02 | Johnson Bronze Co | Method of making composite aluminum-lined steel-backed bearing material |
US2827809A (en) * | 1954-07-23 | 1958-03-25 | Gen Motors Corp | Apparatus for bonding strip material |
US20070277463A1 (en) * | 2006-06-02 | 2007-12-06 | Heirich William C | Apparatus for the fabrication of metal wall frame members and assembly of wall frames therefrom, and foldable wall frame structures |
US7677071B2 (en) * | 2006-06-02 | 2010-03-16 | Bh Legacy, Llc | Apparatus for the fabrication of metal wall frame members and assembly of wall frames therefrom, and foldable wall frame structures |
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