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• 1 Materials
  • 1.1 Stainless steel
  • 1.2 Aluminium
• 2 Gauge
  • 2.1 Tolerances
• 3 Forming processes
  • 3.1 Deep drawing
  • 3.2 Cutting
  • 3.3 Perforating
  • 3.4 Spinning
  • 3.5 Press brake forming
  • 3.6 Roll forming
  • 3.7 Rolling
  • 3.8 Stamping
  • 3.9 Bending
  • 3.10 Ironing
  • 3.11 Wheeling
  • 3.12 Incremental sheet forming
  • 3.13 Decambering
• 4 Fasteners
• 5 See also
• 6 References
• 7 External links

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