Independent CNC control of inner and outer rollers forms wheel contours and variable wall thickness without rigid mandrels or dedicated spinning tools.
A one-piece die-cast aluminum wheel rim uses thin spoke regions and an overlap ring to cut material use while preserving load capacity and airflow.
Independently CNC-controlled inner and outer rollers shape wheel rims with variable wall thickness, avoiding costly mandrel changes.
Preheated closed-die forging removes flash in aluminum wheel production while improving shape accuracy, material use, and automation.
Staggered inner and outer mold bulges shape heat-treated hubs closer to final size, cutting material use and machining time.
Hydraulic assistance synchronizes inclined punch pins to improve hole quality and demolding in compact wheel hub forging dies.
Hydraulic assistance raises inclined punch pin force for clean wheel hub window punching and simultaneous demolding in tight die space.
Automated runout measurement and servo pressing correct deformed wheel end surfaces online to reduce vibration and improve fit.
A rotating clamp and staged turning sequence machine the wheel outer rim in one setup to improve coaxiality, run-out control, and balance.