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The process of extrusion consists of forcing a billet of metal through a die to produce a continuous length of constant cross section corresponding to the shape of the die orifice. A simple analogy of the process is the squeezing of toothpaste from a tube. Hot extrusion only will be described in this chapter: cold extrusion will be dealt with in Chapter 6 with cold forging processes.
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© 1980 J. D. Radford and D. B. Richardson
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Radford, J.D., Richardson, D.B. (1980). Extrusion, Tube-making and Cold Drawing. In: Production Engineering Technology. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16435-6_5
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