Rolling Extrusion and Sheet Metal Working

This course provides a practical understanding of rolling, extrusion, and sheet metal working processes used in manufacturing industries. Participants learn the basic principles of metal deformation and how metals behave under different forming conditions. The course covers rolling processes used to produce plates, sheets, strips, and other metal products. It also introduces extrusion processes for producing components with different shapes and profiles. Participants understand direct and indirect extrusion, equipment, tooling, and important process parameters. The course explains common sheet metal operations such as bending, blanking, punching, drawing, and forming. It also covers the selection of suitable materials, tools, machines, and process conditions. Participants learn about common defects, their causes, and methods for improving product quality. Practical considerations related to dimensional accuracy, surface finish, productivity, and safety are also discussed. The course helps participants build a strong foundation in modern metal forming and manufacturing practices.