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Where tools shape solutions.

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Embossing tools

Image shows: Tube forming tools with 1-sided tube end forming
Image shows: A pipe with an embossing applied in the area of the blue marking
Image shows: Embossing and punching tool with 2 stations (Station 1: Embossing, Station 2: Punching)
Image shows: Finished stamped & punched component
Image shows: Torca slotting tool
with 2 stations (Station 1: Punching the notch, Station 2: Slitting).
Image shows: pre-stamped and slotted component

 

Embossing tools are used to specifically shape pipes in order to create space for adjacent components or to improve certain mechanical and flow characteristics. In exhaust systems, embossing (dallings) is used to optimize installation space, reduce vibrations, or influence the stream.

Embossing methods:

  • Stamp-die embossing: A punch presses the pipe into a die and creates a defined indentation.
  • Roll embossing: Rollers with shaped profiles continuously deform the pipe.
  • Hydromechanical embossing: Liquid pressure or elastic media shape the pipe evenly.


Embossing types:

  • Punctual embossing: Individual indentations for targeted adaptation to the installation space.
  • Ring-shaped embossing: Circular deformations to improve stability.
  • Elongated embossing: For targeted shaping along the length of the pipe.


These techniques enable pipes to be precisely adapted to complex installation situations without impairing their functionality.
 

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