Abstract: A workpiece supporting device for a multiple-die horizontal forging press comprises a transfer pliers arranged at each recess of a die and having a movable stem operating as a workpiece ejecting means, the stem being coupled, at one end portion thereof, facing a driving mechanism, through a coupling bracket, to a driving rod, one end of which, arranged at a recess of the die respectively of the transfer pliers, houses a workpiece restraining device, formed by a rocker mechanism, which can swing about a cross pivot pin and against a spring means affecting an arm of the rocker mechanism.

Abstract: A method of head trimming a fastener blank in a cold-forging process comprises placing a fastener blank into a bore of a punch having an end face; supporting an underside of a head portion of the fastener blank with the punch end face; moving a die having an internal passage and a trim plate with a cutting edge toward the fastener blank; shearing the head of the fastener blank with the cutting edge of the trim plate; stopping movement of the die at an extended trim position where the cutting edge lies beyond an underside of the head portion of the fastener blank; ejecting the fastener blank from the punch bore and through the die passage to an opposite side of the die; retracting the die; and removing a scrap ring from around the punch by a stripper sleeve.

Abstract: A forging press in which adjustment of the tool positions relative to each other can be quickly and easily carried out, in spite of involving a low level of structural complication and expenditure, in particular by virtue of good accessibility, and especially with a low degree of susceptibility to trouble, with a support side which is stationary in the shaping procedure and which includes a die, an impact side which includes a carriage with a punch, the carriage being movable in the longitudinal direction in the shaping procedure, and a first setting device for setting the closing height spacing, wherein the first setting device is arranged on the support side of the forging press.

Abstract: A forging machine includes a machine bed, a driving unit driven by a driving source to activate a feeding unit, a sliding seat unit, and a forging unit. The machine bed includes left and right sidewalls. The driving unit is disposed at an inner side of the left sidewall. The sliding seat unit is disposed at an outer side of the right sidewalls, and includes a sliding plate unit that can reciprocate forwardly and rearwardly to activate a cutting unit and a holding unit. The sliding plate unit is guided by a guiding roller mechanism such that the sliding plate unit moves smoothly.

Abstract: A ram-side ejector device for shaping presses comprising a press carriage, which is movable between a pressing position extended relative to a stationary press die and an end position at a distance therefrom and comprises a press ram cooperating with the stationary press die, said presses further comprising an ejector pin carried on the press carriage the pressing direction and penetrating the press ram, said ejector pin being movable between a retracted end position, in which it is supported, by its end remote from the die, on a stop formed on the press carriage, and an extended position protruding from the press ram, wherein the end of said pin remote from the die is distanced from the stop, said pin being provided with a resetting means which acts counter to the direction in which said pin is extended and which may be releasably blocked, when the press carriage returns from its pressing position, by a blocking means fixed to the press frame counter to the return movement of the press carriage, the activati

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: 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 process for forming a bolt, a die, a rod-shaped knock-out member, and a punch are prepared. The die has opposite end surfaces, a through bore opened to one of the opposite end surfaces, and a space connected with the through bore and disposed substantially perpendicular to an axial line of the through bore. The knock-out member is disposed in the through bore. The punch is disposed so as to face one of the opposite end surfaces of the die to which the through bore is opened. A bolt precursor is fitted into the through bore of the die at the leg member, and is pressed by the punch at the head member. The leading end of the leg member is pressed by the knock-out member, and accordingly an excess material of the bolt precursor at around the leading end of the leg member, or an excess material thereof adjacent to the leading end of the leg member is deformed and flowed into the space of the die as a thinned-out portion. Thus, the bolt precursor can be flattened at the leading-end surface of the leg member.

Abstract: A method of ejecting an elongate blank (57) from a through bore in a die (58) in which one end of the blank (57) has been formed with a head by a tool. Ejector rods (60, 62) are successively moved into the die (58) against the other end of the blank. A first ejector rod (60), short with respect to the length of the die (58), moves the blank (57) a relatively short distance, and then the blank (57) is completely ejected using ejector rod (62) having substantially the same length as the die (58). A control unit (63) is placed in facing relation to the formed head of the elongate blank at a predetermined distance from the formed head. The control unit determines whether the formed head conforms to a predetermined geometrical condition thereof, specifically by forming the control unit with a slot detector (64) having the same shape as a slot formed in the head.

Abstract: A knock-out pin for a bolt making machine used for cold forming the heads of steel bolts is constructed with a convex pad on the end of the knock-out pin. The convex pad functions to progressively receive the shock as the head of the bolt is formed in the machine using the knock-out pin.