Abstract
The trend in metal forming is to produce parts with increased precision and geometric complexity. Thus, research and development is being conducted worldwide to develop presses and tooling for near-net and net shape forming of difficult-to-form components. As a result, presses with increased precision and multi-action tooling are being used routinely by advanced companies around the world. This paper will discuss the interactions between press characteristics and part production in precision forming and review some of the new press and tooling designs recently developed by various domestic and foreign manufacturers.
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