Method for mutually connecting two tubular parts
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Jun 26, 2001
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Nov 24, 1999
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Jun 18, 1997
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The invention concerns the production of a mechanical assembly (10) comprising two tubular parts (11, 12) mutually connected, the tubular part (11), called bearer part, forming a housing (13) by means of which the tubular part (12) called borne part, is assembled thereto. The invention is characterised in that the housing (13) formed by the bearer part (11) is cut out in a swaged part (16) of said bearer part (12) wherein two wall zones (15.sub.1, 15.sub.2) opposite thereof are at least locally in contact with each other along a mutual butt-jointing zone (17) extending from one to the other of the two planes (P.sub.1, P.sub.2), which, parallel to each other, are offset relatively to each other along swaging direction (D) of these two wall zones (15.sub.1, 15.sub.2). The invention is in particular applicable to motor vehicle suspension arms.
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