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Do you need a metal spun component, tube forming or other sheet metal work? Tell us about your requirements below. We can help assess a suitable manufacturing method based on your drawing, sketch or initial description.

You can send an enquiry even if some details are still open. Material, quantity and your preferred schedule help us assess the project. We will clarify any further details with you as needed.

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Example shapes for your design

These 15 examples illustrate how shape affects tooling and production stages. Feasibility also depends on the material, dimensions and thickness: the examples do not constitute general guarantees of manufacturability or dimensional accuracy.

View 15 example shapes
Example shape 1
1. A straight basic shape is a good starting point for design.
Example shape 2
2. A short inward reduction is generally easier to form than a long one.
Example shape 3
3. Internal corner radii affect formability.
Example shape 4
4. In this example, the shape requires two tools and two forming stages.
Example shape 5
5. A rolled edge stiffens the rim and rounds off the sharp edge.
Example shape 6
6. In this example, producing the shape requires two tools and two forming stages.
Example shape 7
7. The cone angle affects manufacturability. Sharp cones require a separate assessment.
Example shape 8
8. Bending the smaller end requires additional tooling and a forming stage.
Example shape 9
9. The height-to-diameter ratio affects forming difficulty.
Example shape 10
10. An inward-closing shape may require a collapsible mandrel and increase costs.
Example shape 11
11. The material is particularly important when assessing the manufacturability of a hemisphere.
Example shape 12
12. A spherical cap is an easier starting point than a hemisphere. The rim can be stiffened with a rolled edge or flange.
Example shape 13
13. The long, narrow section of a trumpet shape makes forming more demanding.
Example shape 14
14. A demanding tip shape needs a case-by-case assessment.
Example shape 15
15. The length of the cylindrical sections of a cone affects production.

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