Forming process for producing sharp corners in sheet metal

Metal deforming – By relatively movable offset tool-faces – With tool motion in fixed path

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72414, 72464, B21D 908

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ABSTRACT:
A forming process for producing sharp corners in sheet metal workpieces, and a press brake useful in carrying out such a process, involving a male forming die incorporating a nipple for extruding the sheet metal stock material into the adjacent region defined by the female coining die for forming a sharp corner in the workpiece.

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