Method for making a thin-walled object

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – All metal or with adjacent metals – Having aperture or cut

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295274, 428132, 428134, 428135, 428136, 428596, B21D 2810, B32B 324, B21D 2826

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042620597

ABSTRACT:
A method for forming a thin-walled object having a thin reinforcing sheet so perforated as to be deformable into a surface having a selected curvature, the reinforcing sheet being embedded in a plastic material that is hardened to form a surface corresponding to the curvature of the reinforcing sheet.

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