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preforming

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preforming [prē′fȯrm·iŋ]
(metallurgy)
Initial pressing of a powder metal to form a compact.
Preliminary shaping of a refractory metal compact after presintering.
In wire rope manufacturing, a process that sets a crimp in the strands, providing a permanent set and controlling the flexibility of the rope.
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