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A ram swage is a fixed die that
produces a smooth swage with no segment lines. The downside to
a ram swage is that there is no adjustment in the tooling. If
the wall thickness varies a little or if the O.D. is slightly
larger or smaller, the fit of the swage will vary. With a
segment swage there is some adjustment to accommodate
variations in the weld seam
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height, wall thickness and O.D.
dimensions. Because the die actually opens and squeezes the
tube, you do get some ridges formed on the swage.
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Specifications |
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Description |
Ram Mode |
Segment Mode |
| O.D.
Range |
0.706"
- 2.875" |
| Gauge
Range |
16 -
20 |
14 -
20 |
| Tube
Length Range |
18" -
60" |
12" -
300" |
| Length
of Swage |
1" -
3" for either mode |
| Std.
Length Tolerance |
± 1/8" in both modes |
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Depending on the amount
of reduction, lengths of to 300" can be swaged. |
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