Tinplate is formed into different shapes through a process called metal forming, which involves techniques like stamping, deep drawing, and folding. This is done by placing the tinplate sheet into a specialized machine that uses pressure, heat, and/or molds to shape the metal into the desired form.
Tinplate is formed into different shapes through a process called cold forming or deep drawing, which involves pressing the tinplate against a die to reshape it into the desired shape.
Tinplate is formed into different shapes through a process called metal stamping or deep drawing. The tinplate sheet is fed into a machine where a die and punch press it into the desired shape. The pressure exerted by the punch forces the tinplate to conform to the shape of the die, resulting in the formation of various shapes such as cans, containers, or lids.
