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htnemade
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Bending Calculation.

05/11/2010 9:15 AM

hi,

i would like to learn how to calculate the unbend length by providing the thickness,material and angle.

please give me the solution on this or give me the sheet metal calculator for giving the same input.

hemant.
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Re: Bending Calculation.

05/11/2010 9:29 AM

Users on this site typically don't like answering peoples homework questions for them. You'll get a better response if you show you've looked into this at all...
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05/11/2010 6:58 PM

Check out some of these links.

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Re: Bending Calculation.

05/12/2010 1:49 AM

thanks.

in the same case can we obtain the dimension of unbend length if we know angle,thickness,radius.
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