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The bending process is a metal processing technology that is widely used in manufacturing fields, such as construction, automobile manufacturing, home appliance manufacturing, aerospace, etc. This process uses a series of bending and bending operations to form metal sheets into various shapes and structures.

In the bending part process, there are many specific bending methods, such as suspension bending (also called three-point bending) and in-mold bending (also called bottom bending). In suspension bending, the punch presses the workpiece into the die, but does not press it against the die wall. The edge of the workpiece is bent upward to form an angle, leaving a gap between the punch and the die. For in-mold bending, the punch presses the workpiece completely into the die, leaving no gaps between the die, workpiece and punch. This process is called mold closing.

Each bending method has its own characteristics and applicable scenarios. The machine tool control system will calculate the path and corresponding punching force based on the mold, material and product characteristics to meet different processing needs. At the same time, in order to ensure the accuracy and quality of bent parts, precise control and adjustment of stamping equipment, molds and process parameters are also required.

The bending process is an important metal processing technology that can meet the needs of different industries for metal products and provides more possibilities for product design and manufacturing. With the development and technological advancement of the manufacturing industry, the bending part process will continue to be improved and optimized to adapt to a wider range of application scenarios and higher processing requirements.