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maddy
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Permissible Rolling Ratios

05/12/2006 10:03 AM

Can someone help me with the allowable reduction ratios of the ring rolling operation?
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Reversengineer007
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Ring Roller

07/06/2006 1:18 AM

Eastwood Co. has an English Wheel- it is used for rolling sheetmetal for autobody parts- you may find the answer from their on. English Wheel is the keyword as many makers have different gear ratios for different thickness of sheet metal being rolled.
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