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Functionalization of Additively Manufactured Hot Stamping Tools Using Ball Burnishing

a) Surface properties, b-d) Additive manufacturing of cooling channels: procedure and preliminary tests

Reducing the Stair Step Effect for Dies Manufactured by Layer-Laminated Manufacturing by Additive and Formative Post-Processing

Manufacturing the deep drawing tool by hybrid manufacturing with deep drawing depth of 21 mm and deep drawing ratio of 1.9

Optimized Working Coil Windings for Electromagnetic Forming Employing Additive Manufacturing Techniques

a) Assembly-based hybrid coil, b) Single ring, c) Side supports, d) Comparison experiment/prognosis (sheet work piece)

Process for Manufacturing Composite Components by a Combination of Deep Drawing and Cold Forging

a-d) Process with counter holder, e) Asymmetrically and f) Symmetrically encapsulated component

Property-controlled multi-stage hot sheet metal forming

Property control in multi-stage press hardening enables the precise adjustment of the hardness and geometry of safety-relevant components.

Media-Based Profile Shaping and Kinematic Bending in a Continuous Process Using a Graded Temperature Field

a) Hot-Tube-Bulge-Test setup, b) Determined forming limits at 1000 °C including the strain paths

Improvement of Product Properties by Selective Induction of Residual Stresses in Incremental Sheet Metal Forming

Comparative structural strength test with in-situ corrosion

Influence of the Multiaxial Bauschinger Effect in Cold Forging

Numerically determined residual stress distribution in cold-extruded parts and comparison with experiments

Production of Flange-Shaped Components by Cold Forging of Composite Hot Extruded Semi-Finished Products