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1. Key Sheet Metal Fabrication Processes

   
   

   a) Cutting

   Shearing: Straight-line cutting using guillotine shears.

   Laser Cutting: High-precision cutting with CNC-controlled lasers (CO₂ or fiber).

   Plasma Cutting: For thick metals using ionized gas jets.

   Waterjet Cutting: Uses high-pressure water (with abrasives for hard metals).

   Punching/CNC Turret Punching: Creates holes or cutouts using dies.

   b) Bending

   Press Brake Bending: Uses a punch and die to form V-bends, U-bends, etc.

   Roll Bending: For curved parts (e.g., cylinders).

   Folding: Specialized machines create complex bends.

   c) Forming

   Stamping: High-volume production using dies (e.g., automotive panels).

   Deep Drawing: Forms sheet metal into hollow shapes (e.g., cans, enclosures).

   Hydroforming: Uses fluid pressure to shape metal.

   Spinning: Rotates metal on a lathe to form axisymmetric parts.

   d) Joining

   Welding : MIG, TIG, spot welding for permanent joints.

   Riveting : Mechanical fastening with rivets.

   Adhesive Bonding : Uses industrial adhesives.

   Clinching : Interlocking sheets without fasteners.

   e) Finishing

   2. Common Materials Used

   Mild Steel (low-cost, weldable)

   Stainless Steel (corrosion-resistant)

   Aluminum (lightweight, good for bending)

   Copper/Brass (electrical/decoration applications)

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