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When working with metal, there are several different forms it can take. It can be shaped into sheets, bars, billets and cubes. It can also be made into shot or ingots. These different shapes all have unique uses in different processes.
Sheet metal forming is one of the most common methods used to form metal into its desired shape. The method involves using a stamping press and dies to turn metal sheets into various forms. It is commonly used in aerospace production to make various airframe components. It is also used by the automotive industry to create various engine cradles and parts. It is also used by the military to produce replacements for damaged equipment and vehicles.
Metal is a material with a high melting point that can be formed into many shapes. It is hard, durable and has good electrical conductivity. It is also resistant to corrosion and can be polished to a shiny metallic luster. It is also fairly easy to work with. The only downside is that it is relatively expensive.
Alloys are mixtures of two or more metals that have desirable properties not obtainable in pure metals. The ratio of the constituents may be variable or fixed, as in gold and silver or titanium and silicon. Alloys have many applications in manufacturing and technology, including electrical conductors, machine tools and aircraft components.
The most common alloys are copper, nickel, iron, zinc and aluminium. Other important metals include the refractory metals such as niobium, molybdenum, tantalum and tungsten. These are generally used in the form of alloys due to their resistance to heat and wear. They are also characterized by their high melting points, low thermal expansion coefficients and good machinability.
