When producing pieces out of sheet metal, bending is one of the most common manufacturing processes used. Bending can be achieved by first securing the workpiece in place with clamps or dies and then applying force in a targeted manner to a particular area of the workpiece. This will result in the workpiece being bent. It is necessary for the applied force to be greater than the material's yield strength in order for there to be plastic deformation of the component.

This method generates a v-shape, a u-shape, or a channel shape over an axis, which ultimately results in the creation of a new part geometry. The workpiece will have a different shape after being bent, but its volume will remain the same.

Both the costs and the quality are influenced by a wide range of factors, such as the complexity of the design, the costs of the materials, and the setting-up costs.

In the process of fabricating sheet metal, to guarantee a bend that is free of problems and to prevent deformation.

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