Sentence examples for the mandrel from inspiring English sources
noun
A round object used as an aid for shaping a material, e.g. shaping or enlarging a ring, or bending or enlarging a pipe without creasing or kinking it.
Mandrel and blank are centred carefully between the metal spikes of the poppits, the drive belt is wrapped round the mandrel and turning can begin.
The tube shape is maintained by a stream of air blown through the mandrel.
As a support during machining, the mandrel is usually slightly tapered so that when firmly pressed into a previously machined hole, a strong frictional grip between the mandrel and the wall of the hole is effected.
The suitability of the mandrel peel test for certain hybrid joints is evaluated.
Then we head to the mandrel – a rounded, tapering metal pole – to hammer the strip into a curved band using a nylon hammer.
The die eccentricity also affects the positive axial force on the mandrel, Fz.
The corresponding thermal stresses in the mandrel and spray deposited Al2O3 layer were computed.
The fluctuation in the displacement time plot clearly shows sticking of the mandrel.
Then the mandrel was removed by the combination of mechanical and chemical actions.
The mandrel entrance face is the most sensitive region to friction between the split sleeve outer surface and the hole.
A forged ring can be formed by placing a mandrel through the ring and deforming the metal between the hammer and the mandrel.
