Glossary

Blank holder pressure

Blank holder pressure (BHP) pertains to the pressure pattern on the blank that results from applying a blank holder force.

The pressure exerted by the blank holder against the blank. This pressure is normally adjustable to control metal flow during the drawing.

Ref: 122566/2006-10-10


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Press (Press denotes a machine having a stationary bed ...)
Blank (Black refers to the mold part used in all glass ...)
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BHP (BHP is the acronym of blank holder pressure.)

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