Military communication spinner

More and more military components in spinning process use difficult-to-deform materials such as titanium alloys and high-temperature alloys. These components have complex profiles, such as hyperbolic, parabolic, and double-cone shapes, and have high wall thickness tolerances, diameter tolerances, roundness, and straightness requirements. For these parts, the current main process is mechanical forming after forging. The utilization of materials can only reach 3%, a large amount of valuable materials become iron filings, and the fiber flow direction of the metal itself is destroyed. The use of strong spinning technology can refine the grain of the parts after spin forming, and the strength and fatigue resistance are improved, so that the wall thickness of the member is reduced, and the reliability of the parts is greatly improved.