Manufacturing Engineering: METAL FORMING

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The METAL FORMING course provides an in-depth look at essential techniques used in modern manufacturing. Learners study processes such as rolling, forging, extrusion, and sheet metal forming, understanding how each method influences material properties, strength, and final product quality. The course explains the science behind plastic deformation, stress-strain behaviour, and temperature effects to ensure successful metal forming outcomes. Participants also gain insight into tooling design, process selection, and defect prevention in metal forming operations.

Focusing on engineering principles, the course equips learners to analyse manufacturing challenges and optimise metal forming processes for efficiency and quality. Participants explore mechanical and thermal considerations, material flow, and process parameters for diverse applications in automotive, aerospace, and industrial manufacturing. By understanding key principles of metal forming, learners enhance their ability to plan, evaluate, and improve manufacturing processes, ensuring precise results in professional metal forming environments.

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Learning Outcomes

• Explain key metal forming processes and their industrial applications effectively.
• Analyse material behaviour during plastic deformation for metal forming operations.
• Design suitable tooling for efficient and accurate metal forming processes.
• Identify defects in metal forming and implement corrective strategies promptly.
• Apply engineering knowledge to optimise various metal forming production systems.

Who is this course for?

• Manufacturing engineers seeking advanced knowledge in metal forming techniques.
• Production managers responsible for optimising metal forming workflows efficiently.
• Mechanical engineering students exploring applied manufacturing processes in industry.
• Technical staff involved in quality control of metal forming operations.
• Professionals aiming to specialise in metal shaping and forming industries.

Career Path and Average UK Salaries

• Manufacturing Engineer – £38,000 per year
• Process Engineer – £36,000 per year
• Production Supervisor – £32,000 per year
• Mechanical Design Engineer – £40,000 per year
• Metallurgical Engineer – £39,000 per year
• Tooling Engineer – £37,000 per year