An indirect resistance heating device for additive manufacturing wire feeding process
A resistance heating and additive manufacturing technology, used in additive processing, manufacturing tools, resistance welding equipment, etc., can solve the problems of unhealthy operators, limited application scope, low heating efficiency, etc., to achieve reliable heating effect, The effect of improving heating efficiency and low cost
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[0043] This embodiment describes the specific implementation of an indirect resistance heating device for additive manufacturing wire feeding process proposed by the present invention, as shown in the attached figure 1 and figure 2 shown.
[0044] figure 1 Among them, 1 is the wire feeding hose joint, 2 is the heat pipe, 3 is the set screw, 4 is the soldering iron core, 5 is the shell casing, 6 is the wire feeding nozzle joint, and 7 is the wire feeding nozzle.
[0045] figure 2 Among them, 8 is a pipe bracket with a nut, 9 is a swing bolt, 10 is a bolt and nut fastening assembly, and 11 is a base.
[0046] The indirect resistance heating device in the wire feeding process of additive manufacturing includes: a shell sleeve assembly, an indirect resistance heating wire assembly, a wire feeding hose joint 1, a wire feeding nozzle joint 6, a wire feeding nozzle 7, and a bolt and nut fastening assembly 10 and base 11.
[0047] The shell sleeve assembly includes a shell sleeve...
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