Processing method of self-lubricating phosphor copper ball extrusion die
An extrusion die and processing method technology, applied in the field of materials, can solve the problems of unstable lubrication effect, complex lubrication mechanism, unfavorable human health, etc., achieve good oil storage and lubrication, not easy to fatigue peeling and tearing, eliminate Effect of retained austenite
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[0029] A processing method for a self-lubricating phosphor bronze ball extrusion die, specifically comprising the following steps,
[0030] 1) Forging 4Cr5MoSiV1(H13) die steel, holding at 1020°C for 9 hours for high-temperature normalizing, holding at 800°C for 9 hours for spheroidizing annealing, and cooling to 500°C for air cooling.
[0031] 2) Process the blank into a mold, and leave a machining allowance of 0.20mm on the mating surface and the extrusion spherical surface.
[0032] 3) Heat the mold to a temperature of 1020°C, keep it warm for 9 hours, and use vacuum quenching to make the mold hardness reach HRC52.
[0033] 4) Heat the quenched mold to 560°C for tempering treatment, keep it warm for 9 hours, and the hardness is HRC48.
[0034] 5) The mold is finished to meet the drawing requirements.
[0035] 6) The mold is subjected to cryogenic treatment at -196°C for 1 hour, and the hardness is HRC50.
[0036] 7) The mold is heated to 560°C, held for 2 hours, placed i...
Embodiment 2
[0042] A processing method for a self-lubricating phosphor bronze ball extrusion die, specifically comprising the following steps,
[0043] 1) Forging 4Cr5MoSiV1(H13) die steel, holding at 1050°C for 10 hours for high-temperature normalizing, holding at 820°C for 10 hours for spheroidizing annealing, and cooling to 510°C for air cooling.
[0044] 2) Process the blank into a mold, and leave a machining allowance of 0.3 mm on the mating surface and the extrusion spherical surface.
[0045] 3) Heat the mold to a temperature of 1050°C, keep it warm for 10 hours, cool it in the air, or use vacuum quenching, and the hardness of the mold will reach HRC57.
[0046] 4) Heat the quenched mold to 580°C for tempering treatment, keep it warm for 10 hours, and the hardness is HRC49.
[0047] 5) The mold is finished to meet the drawing requirements.
[0048] 6) The mold has been subjected to cryogenic treatment at -180°C for 2.5 hours, and the hardness is HRC52.
[0049] 7) The mold is heat...
Embodiment 3
[0054] A processing method for a self-lubricating phosphor bronze ball extrusion die, specifically comprising the following steps,
[0055] 1) Forging 4Cr5MoSiV1 (H13) die steel, 1050℃ ℃ heat preservation 10h high temperature normalizing, 810 ℃ heat preservation 10h for spheroidizing annealing, cooling to 500 ℃ out of the furnace and air cooling.
[0056] 2) Process the blank into a mold, and leave a machining allowance of 0.3 mm on the mating surface and the extrusion spherical surface.
[0057] 3) Heat the mold to a temperature of 1030°C, keep it warm for 9 hours, and cool it in oil until the hardness of the mold reaches HRC58.
[0058] 4) Heat the quenched mold to 570°C for tempering treatment, keep it warm for 9 hours, and the hardness is HRC48.
[0059] 5) The mold is finished to meet the drawing requirements.
[0060] 6) The mold has been subjected to cryogenic treatment at -170°C for 4 hours, and the hardness is HRC50.
[0061] 7) The mold is heated to 580°C, and af...
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