Technical Articles & News

How does StampingSimulation.com accurately simulate your specific material? The uniaxial tensile test is performed to collect data from actual steel samples, and the results are used in simulation to accurately model the hardening behavior of the steel being simulated.

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3D Printing Makes Simulation Take Form - 3D Color Print now available with each Simulation.

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Incremental sheet metal forming simulation not only predicts common defects such as wrinkles, splits or springback but is also regularly used to accurately calculate blank shape and trim developments.

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Meet the team from StampingSimulation.com at Westec 2009 Exhibition.

Count on WESTEC to put you center stage with more than 600 exhibitors showcasing manufacturing’s most advanced equipment, knowledgeable and highly skilled manufacturing professionals that will provide aggressive ideas and the hottest trends.

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Welcome to 2009! It’s a new year so let’s talk about something that might be new to even those who have seen and used simulation many times previously.  The Forming Limit Diagram (FLD) is the fundamental tool which is used to judge whether a formed sheet metal part is predicted to fail or pass, when analyzing simulation results. The “standard” FLD assumes a linear strain path, however, strain paths are not always linear in reality.

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