Abstract

<p>Deep drawing stands as a prominent metal forming technique widely embraced by manufacturers for its efficiency and versatility. This process yields high-strength, lightweight components at a lower cost compared to alternative methods, making it a preferred choice across industries. Key advantages of deep drawing include swift press cycle times, reduced operations for finishing parts, and the capability to fabricate intricate geometries that are otherwise unattainable through conventional methods. As demand for complex parts with superior performance continues to rise, the significance of deep drawing in modern manufacturing landscapes becomes increasingly pronounced</p>