Micro-press working
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[DEFINITION]
A micromachining process that cuts or forms microscopic materials
under high pressure.
[DESCRIPTION]
Plastic working includes many methods, that is, rolling, extrusion,
forging, form rolling, punching, bending, and deep drawing. Press working of the thin metallic
materials for semiconductors, communications equipment, computers, and other electronics-related
products uses punching, bending, and coining. Thin-plate press working uses dies to form the
material into the desired shape. Micro-press working is press working in which at least one
dimension among the length, width, and thickness of the formed shape is microscopic.
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