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springback

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springback [′spriŋ‚bak]
(metallurgy)
Return of a metal part to its original shape after release of stress.
The degree to which a metal returns to its original shape after forming operations.
In flash, upset or pressure welding, the deflection in the welding machine caused by the upset pressure.
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