Processes
The following is a list of cold forming processes:
- Squeezing
- Rolling
- Swaging
- Extrusion
- Forging
- Sizing
- Riveting
- Staking
- Coining
- Peening
- Burnishing
- Hubbing
- Thread rolling
- Bending
- Angle bending
- Roll bending
- Draw and compression
- Roll forming
- Seaming
- Flanging
- Straightening
- Shearing
- Slitting
- Blanking
- Piercing
- Lancing
- Perforating
- Notching
- Nibbling
- Shaving
- Trimming
- Cutoff
- Dinking
- Drawing
- Tube drawing
- Wire drawing
- Spinning
- Embossing
- Stretch forming
- Sheet metal drawing
- Ironing
- Superplastic forming
Techniques have been designed to maintain the general shape of the workpiece during work hardening, including shot peening and equal channel angular extrusion.
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