2024
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-024-13969-y
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Preliminary experimental investigation on hemming of curved edge parts by means of incremental sheet forming

Dennis Steinfels,
Lisa-Marie Reitmaier,
David B. Bailly

Abstract: In the context of versatile and environmentally friendly joining techniques, joining by forming has proven to be a very useful tool. From this category, hemming is widely used for sheet metal parts like car body panels. Still, hemming of concave and convex geometries represents a challenge for conventional hemming as well as for the more flexible roller hemming. Especially for smaller radii and greater flange lengths, these methods can reach their limits. In the present work, incremental sheet forming (ISF), a… Show more

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