Glossary

Warp

Deutsch: Warp / Français: Warp / Italiano: Warp

In an industrial or manufacturing context, "warp" refers to a deformation or deviation from the intended shape or form of a material or component. The term is often used to describe defects or problems that occur during the production or processing of various materials, such as textiles, metals, or plastics.

Here are a few examples of the use of "warp" in this context:

  1. Warped sheet metal: A sheet of metal that has been bent or distorted from its original flat shape.

  2. Warped textile: A piece of fabric that has become twisted or distorted from its original shape.

  3. Warped board: A board, such as a piece of lumber, that has become twisted or bent from its original shape.

  4. Warped plastic: A piece of plastic that has been deformed or distorted from its intended shape, often due to exposure to heat or other stress.

  5. Warped gear: A gear that has been bent or distorted from its intended shape, causing it to not function properly.

These are just a few examples of the use of "warp" in an industrial context, and there are many other materials and components that can experience warping and other types of deformation.

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