Motorised Swaging Machine

A swaging machine works by using two or four split dies which separate and close up to 2,000 times a minute. This action is achieved by mounting the dies into the machine's spindle which is rotated by a motor. The spindle is mounted inside a cage containing rollers (looks like a roller bearing).Swaging machines form a workpiece by forcing it into a die to reduce or increase the diameter of tubes or rods. Swaging is done by placing the tube or rod inside a die or dies that hammer together to reduce the diameter of the metal. Swaging machines do not result in the loss of material, only material deformation.