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| Table of contents Part I:. Metal forming and shearing processes 1. Types of manufacturing process 2. Terms and parameters of metal forming 3. Surface treatment 4. Upset forging 5. Extrusion 6. Thread rolling 7. Cold hubbing 8. Coining (stamping) 9. Ironing (wall ironing) 10. Wire drawing 11. Tube drawing 12. Extrusion 13. Impression-die forging (closed-die forging) 14. Deep drawing 15. Deep drawing without a blank holder; metal spinning 16. Bending 17. Embossing 18. Shearing 19. Fine blanking (precision blanking) 20. Joining by forming Part II:. Presses 21. Types of press 22. Hammers 23. Screw presses 24. Eccentric and crank presses 25. Knuckle-joint and toggle presses 26. Hydraulic presses 27. Special-purpose presses 28. Workpiece and stock feed systems 29. Future developments in metal forming presses and tool changing systems Part III. Tables 30. Technical tables DRM-restrictions Printing: not available Clipboard copying: not available | ||||||||||||||||||
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