Q. What is metal strip used for?

Answer

Nickel and its alloys with iron, copper, cobalt, chromium, and other metals provide the basis for the metal strips' unique physical properties. Included in this category are operations including joining and assembly, deformation, removal of material, heat treatment, and finishing. Welding, soldering, brazing, and other forms of permanent or semipermanent fastening are all examples of joining and assembling procedures. Several different techniques can be used to deform a material, such as bending, curling, punching, rolling, deep drawing, and ironing. For this, they make use of plastic deformation, in which material is shaped by the application of compressive forces beyond its yield stress. Strips of metal can be prepared for use in a variety of ways, but the most popular are hot rolling and cold rolling.