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Hot Extruded Steel ShapesThe Tools of Free Design
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Hot Extruded Steel Shapes The Tools of Free Design
Since 1941, the �rst successful of making steel shapes with hot extru-sion using glass lubricants in France, the number of applications for hot ex-trusion steel shapes has shown re-markable growth in such �elds as structural members and machine parts.
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal installed the hot extrusion plant at its Hikari Works in 1960. Based on the many years of research and develop-ment, we have established a sophisti-cated hot extrus ion product ion sys tem w i th h igh-qua l i t y s tee l shapes. Currently, these shapes are highly evaluated by our customers.
Hot extruded shapes possess di-verse features that cannot be ob-tained with other production pro-cesses. We strongly recommend these quality shapes to improve ma-chinery performance, reduce pro-cesses, enhance labor savings, and cut costs.
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IntroductionFeatures of Hot Extrusion ProcessMerit of Hot Extruded ShapesCon�gurations and Application ExamplesIn Placing Orders
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Introduction
● Introduction to Manufacturing Process
1. Material 2. Heating
3. Hot extrusion
5. Roll straightening
4. Tensile straightening
6. Cutting
7. Press straightening
8. Final inspection
For Solid Shapes For Hollow Shapes
Hot extruded shapes are produced by means of the hot extrusion method. In this method, round billets are heated to around 1,200˚C, and then hot extruded through dies mechanically processed into diverse con-�gurations. The hot extruded shapes thus obtained are then subjected to tensile straightening and other �n-ishing processes to produce the �nal product.
Accordingly, the hot extrusion process is suitable for producing shapes of complex con�guration, multiple-grade / small-lot shapes, and dif�cult-to-process materials.
Container Container
Die
Die
Glass lubricant
Ram Ram
Mandrel
Billet Billet
Features of Hot Extrusion Process
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Hot extruded shape
Hot extrusion method
Example of folk lift mast shape
Material
Freedom of Design
Save the Machining Process
Save the Welding Process
Suitable for Small-lot Production and Model Changes of Shapes
Conventional method
Merit of Hot Extruded Shapes
In contrast to standard speci�ed shapes by rolling process, hot extruded shapes combine both decorative and structural functions that allow the design of structural members that permit optimal originality and freedom in building design.
Because hot extruded shapes are produced by means of solid forming, the welding processes can be saved. Further, stress relief can be saved, whereby thermal deformation during welding, thereby contributing greatly to cost cutting. In addition, the quality deterioration of weld portion can be prevented and the reliability of end products can be improved.
In contrast to the conventional method by machining (lathe, milling) from material block, the hot extrusion process forms shapes by passing the ma-terial through die calibers, thereby greatly saving the machining process.
Yieldimprovement
The cost of hot extrusion tools is much lower than that of roll-ing mill tools (rolls): Accordingly, the hot ex t rus ion process allows not only the minor di-mensions changes of each product to be altered simply by changing tools, but also the production of small lots starting at one-ton units that otherwise are economically untenable for rolling processes.
Unit: mm (inches)
45(1.8)
74(2.9)
147
( 5.8
)
160 mm(6.3”)
Unit: mm (inches)
113
mm
( 4.4
”)
Example of hot extruded shape fastenersfor building wall
Conventional shape fastener
Hot extruded shape fastener
54
Glass
Aluminum shapes
Hot extruded shapes
43~114(1.7~4.5)
18~
50( 0
.7~
2.0)
40~130 (1.6~5.1)
20~
50( 0
.8~
2.0)
40~130(1.6~5.1)
126 (5.0)
60 ( 2.4
)121(4.8)
125(4.9)
160
( 6.3
)
120(4.7)
143(5.6)
80 ( 3.1
)
123(4.8)
A B
110
( 4.3
)
140(5.5)Guide shoe
59 ( 2.3
)
66(2.6) Hot-extruded shape
Shutter
Latch
141 (5.6)
64 ( 2.5
)
84 (3.3)
Overhead conveyor parts
Roller
Hot-extruded shapeHot-extruded shape
85 (3
.3)
123(4.8)
Hot-extruded shape
Machinery parts Rail for industrial machinery
1 Rail for Linear Motion system 2 Block for Linear Motion system 1 Rail 2 Guide rail for stacker crane
4 35-kg rail for elevator
5 Guide rail for high-rise building window cleaner gondola 6 Door threshold for elevator
3 Shift folk system for folk lift3 Hinge for cashbox 4 Die for bending press
5 Clamp 6 Frame member for agricultural machinery (plow)
7 Parts for loom 8 Parts for automobile underbody 7 Large-size shutter rail for building 8 Stainless steel rail
Unit: mm (inches) Unit: mm (inches)
932.1×63.51,1409.04
SUS304 (Stainless Steel)
1238.1×67.91,55012.3
1542.9×79.41,93115.3
2250.8×93.72,84222.5
RollerTilePC
board
Hot-extruded shape
68 (2
.7)
80 (3.1)
Steel gradeType (kg)Section size (mm)W×HSectional area (mm2)Unit weight (kg/m)
Hot-extrudedshape
Hot-extrudedshape
W
H
Steel grade SS400 (ASTM A36)Sectional area 1,400 mm2 (2.2 in2)Unit weight 11.3 kg/m (7.6 lb/ft)
Steel grade SMn455
SCM420HAISI4150HSteel
grade
Steel grade AISI-4150HSectional area 3,808 mm2 (5.9 in2)Unit weight 29.9 kg/m (20.1 lb/ft)
Steel grade S45C (AISI 1045)Sectional area 1,852 mm2 (2.9 in2)Unit weight 14.5 kg/m
Steel grade NNB40EX (Low Alloy)Sectional area 3,474 mm2 (5.4 in2)Unit weight 27.3 kg/m (18.3 lb/ft)
Steel grade SS400 (ASTM A36)Sectional area 5,612 mm2 (8.7 in2)Unit weight 44.1 kg/m (29.6 lb/ft)
Steel grade SS400 (ASTM A36)Sectional area 1,730 mm2 (2.7 in2)Unit weight 13.6 kg/m (9.1 lb/ft)
Steel grade S45C (AISI 1045)Sectional area 1,245 mm2 (1.9 in2)Unit weight 9.77 kg/m
Steel grade S45C (AISI 1045)Sectional area 5,985 mm2 (9.3 in2)Unit weight 47.0 kg/m (31.6 lb/ft)
BASteel grade FL500 (Low Alloy)Sectional area 2,431 mm2 (3.8 in2)Unit weight 19.1 kg/m (12.8 lb/ft)
FL5003,461 mm2 (5.4 in2)27.2 kg/m (18.3 lb/ft)
Steel grade SS400 (ASTM A36)Sectional area 4,712 mm2 (7.3 in2)Unit weight 37.0 kg/m (24.9 lb/ft)
Steel grade SUS304 (Stainless Steel)Sectional area 1,301 mm2 (2.0 in2)Unit weight 10.3 kg/m (6.9 lb/ft)
Steel grade SUS430 (Stainless Steel)Sectional area 2,145 mm2 (3.3 in2)Unit weight 16.8 kg/m
Steel grade SS400 (ASTM A36)Sectional area 1,198 mm2
Unit weight 9.40 kg/m
Configurations and Application Examples
Equivalent to Stain-less grade440C
76
1 Sheet pile connection
2 Clamping bar
127(5.0)
46 ( 1.8
)
Civil engineering member
Lubber
Hot-extruded shape
● Lubber dam
Produced in Japan by the Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation under authority of PilePro LLC USA
2 Window frame of station building
3 Transom member of university building 4 Window frame of event building
Architectural member
1 Window frame of museum
100
( 3.9
)
110(4.3)
60(2.4)
45(1.8)
55 ( 2.2
)
75 ( 3.0
)
140
( 5.5
)
170(6.7)
Glass
Glass
Glass
Aluminum shape
Hot-extruded shape
Unit: mm (inches)
Hot-extrudedshape
Hot-extrudedshape
Hot-extruded shape
Hot-extruded shape
Unit: mm (inches)
Steel grade SUS304 (Stainless Steel)Sectional area 2,790 mm2 (4.3 in2)Unit weight 22.1 kg/m (14.9 lb/ft)
Steel grade FL500 (Low Alloy)Sectional area 4,636 mm2 (7.2 in2)Unit weight 36.4 kg/m (24.5 lb/ft)
Steel grade SUS304 (Stainless Steel)Sectional area 1,075 mm2 (1.7 in2)Unit weight 8.52 kg/m (5.7 lb/ft)
Steel grade SS400 (ASTM A36)Sectional area 894 mm2 (1.4 in2)Unit weight 7.02 kg/m (4.7 lb/ft)
■ Available steel grades: Carbon steel, low alloy steel, stainless steel and titanium
■ Delivery Terms after Order Receipt: • When stocked billets are used: 75 days after initial order receipt, 50~75 days after receipt of a repeat order • When steel is tapped after order receipt: 100 days after initial order receipt, 50~75 days after receipt of a repeat order • When hot extrusion is commissioned: 50~75 days after arrival of the hot extruding material
All material Total 15 MT/ 1 time (34,000 lbs/ 1 time)
■ Minimum lot available for order receipt (standard): [Export]
※ When you need lower amout, to be discussed.
Steel grade SUS304 (AISI 304)Sectional area 2,977 mm2 (4.6 in2)Unit weight 23.4 kg/m (15.7 lb/ft)
In Placing Orders
Configurations and Application Examples
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φ215mm (8 inches) Actual Size
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal recommend the extensive application of hot extruded shapes!Specific (Order-made) configuration shapes can save the cost. Make inquiries by drawing your imagination within the 215m-diameter circle shown below.Our technical staff will examine inquires one by one to accurately meet your needs.
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When inquiries are made regarding a specific order, Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal technical staff will examine each inquiry and make appropriate proposals, including optimum product configurations.
Circumscribed circle Dia.
Minimum thickness
Corner ( r )
Corner (R1)
Minimum area (S min)
Maximun area (S max)
Length
Maximum weight
φ215 mm (8 inches)
8 mm (0.3 inches)
2 mm (0.08 inches)
5 mm (0.2 inches)
300 mm2 (0.49 in2)
8,000 mm2 (12.40 in2)
1 m~11 m (3.2~36 feet)
260 kg (573 lbs)
■ Available Dimension
■ Example
DR1
R1
R1
T m
in
r
※
※Minimum thicknesses differ depending on the con�guration.
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