Abstract: A device for the extraction of forged details (1) comprising a base (2) coupled with a forging head (3) supporting an extraction bar (4) of the forged details (11), a driving device (5), a command device (6) and an adjusting device of the extraction length (7) wherein said adjusting device (7) connects the extraction length with the length of the product to be extracted.

Abstract: A device for the extraction of forged details (1) comprising a base (2) coupled with a forging head (3) supporting an extraction bar (4) of the forged details (11), a driving device (5), a command device (6) and an adjusting device of the extraction length (7) wherein said adjusting device (7) connects the extraction length with the length of the product to be extracted.

Abstract: A handling apparatus for forging machines, especially for advancing a wire intended for the manufacture of screws, rivets and the like includes a first cam, keyed on a first motor-driven rotary shaft, cooperating with a first angularly orientable lever, associated with a roller and formed by a branch having a rectilinear portion, oriented parallel with respect to a screw, guided by a support and caused to rotate alternatively clockwise and counter-clockwise either by an electric motor or by hand; a sliding carriage, associated with the screw, provided with a transversal tying pin for an oscillating bar having on its free end a needle that strikes the rectilinear portion of the first lever; a second angularly orientable lever, cooperating with a carriage that is movable in a direction parallel to the direction of advance of the wire; wire grasping means for grasping the wire; a second cam, alternatively mounted on a second shaft or a rotary side shaft of the forging machine, which cooperates with a needle fixe

Abstract: A tool-holder for machine tools, in particular a punch-holder (10) for forging machines utilised for the production of bolts and screws and provided with an oscillating plate (18), is connected to a plate-like support (12) by means of screws (14), and is adjustable on the same by means of eccentrics (16); said plate-like support (12), which bears at least a punch-holder (10), is caused to be interchangeably integral by two or more screws (20) with the oscillating plate (18) of said forging machine.

Abstract: A handling apparatus for forging machines, especially for advancing a wire intended for the manufacture of screws, rivets and the like includes a first cam, keyed on a first motor-driven rotary shaft, cooperating with a first angularly orientable lever, associated with a roller and formed by a branch having a rectilinear portion, oriented parallel with respect to a screw, guided by a support and caused to rotate alternatively clockwise and counter-clockwise either by an electric motor or by hand; a sliding carriage, associated with the screw, provided with a transversal tying pin for an oscillating bar having on its free end a needle that strikes the rectilinear portion of the first lever; a second angularly orientable lever, cooperating with a carriage that is movable in a direction parallel to the direction of advance of the wire; wire grasping means for grasping the wire; a second cam, alternatively mounted on a second shaft or a rotary side shaft of the forging machine, which cooperates with a needle fixe

Abstract: A device for moving wire on machine tools, especially applicable to forging machines employed for the production of bolts and screws, including a carriage (28) having an alternating axial motion for dragging wire to which a first mechanism (30) is associated for blocking said wire during the forwards motion of the carriage (28) and a second mechanism (52) for blocking and keeping said wire in place during the backwards movement of said carriage

Abstract: An adjustment device for use in the forging of small metal items, especially applicable to forging machines for the production of screws, rivets and the like, suitable to realise the rapid adjustment of the length of the shank of said small items, having a series of levers and rods articulated with one another or connected to the casing of the forging machine and moved by a shaft of the same through a cam (10) or the like, and a movable element (29), supported by the same casing and connected with one or more of the levers and rods.

Abstract: A device for the extraction of small metal items, especially applicable to automatic forging machines for the production of screws, rivets and the like, provided with one or more forming punches (1), comprises means (25), (27), (28), (29), (30), (10) articulated with one another and/or the casing of the forging machine, activated by a drive shaft of the same through one or more cams (20), (33) or the like, and co-operating with the back end of one or more pegs (11), (2) coaxial with respect to the forged item placed in sad punch(es).

Abstract: In a two-die, four-punch press for the production of screws, bolts, rivets and like shaped articles, the four punches are mounted on a swinging plate which is borne frontally by the ram. The swinging motion of the punch-carrier plate is controlled by a desmodromic (positive) cam which, through an intermediary mechanism, commands the tail piece of the plate mounted in the ram with an axis parallel to the direction of travel of said ram.

Abstract: A double blow method and press for producing tubular rivets is involved with a fixed die, a preparation and a finishing punch and a bore-forming pin. During the first blow the pin is positioned in the die bore in a first position, the preparation punch inserts a pre-cut wire-piece partially in the die bore and forms a crude head on the wire-piece, than the pin is moved to a second position to produce a partial bore in the wire-piece. During the second blow the finishing punch produces the final deformation of the rivet head and the pin moves in a third more advanced position to extend the bore in the rivet shank until it passes beyond its head.

Abstract: For releasably latching the punch-carrier plate in a press for moulding screws, rivets and like articles from wire blanks, a latching member is provided which has a front hollow space which is adapted alternately to engage either of two projecting extensions integral with the punch plate, said latching member being biassed by springs which normally urge the front hollow space thereof in engagement with either extension, a follower mechanism being additionally provided to shift the latching member against the bias of the springs to permit that the punch plate may be swung towards either of its two working positions.