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- Design
- Volume and Weight
- Part Gallery
- Manufacturing
- Material Usage
- Production Time
- Labor Cost
- Financing
- Injection Molding
- Clamping Force
- Cooling Time
- Thermal Diffusivity
- Machining
- Milling Speed and Feed
- Milling Horsepower
- Milling Step-over Distance
- Drilling Speed and Feed
- Drilling Horsepower
- Drill Size Chart
- Tap Size Chart
- Turning Speed and Feed
- Turning Horsepower
- Turning Roughness
- Sheet Metal
- Bend Allowance
- Bending Springback
- V-Bending Force
- Wipe Bending Force
- Deep Drawing Force
Calculate the required force to deep draw a piece of sheet metal based on the drawing ratio, sheet thickness, and the ultimate tensile strength of the material. The drawing ratio is a measure of the severity of the drawing operation and is the ratio of the initial blank diameter to the punch diameter. For a given material, the limiting drawing ratio (LDR) is a measure of that material’s deep drawability and is calculated from the largest blank that can be completely deep drawn for a given punch diameter. The amount of draw can also be represented as the percent reduction of the blank diameter. The calculated tonnage can be used for the selection of a machine to perform the deep drawing operation. Learn more about Deep Drawing.