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Earing test

The earing test is a test method for the determination of forming behavior of sheet metals.

In this test, round sheet metal plates are punched out and drawn into cups with a draw matrix. After the test, the ear formation on the edges of the cups are evaluated.

Overview of the Earing Tests

Metals | Sheet metal | Earing test
ISO 11531, DIN EN 1669
Determination of the ear formation
to Earing test ISO 11531 DIN EN 1669
Metals | Sheet metal | Earing test, Fukui
JIS Z 2249
to Fukui JIS Z 2249
Metals | Sheet metal | Earing test, square cup test
to Square
Metals | Sheet metal | Earing test, limit drawing ratio (LDR)
Earing test
Swift deep drawing cup test
to Limiting drawing ratio test LDR
Metals | Sheet metal | Earing test, limiting dome height (LDH)
Earing test
to Limiting dome height test LDH
Metals | Sheet metal | Earing test to Engelhardt
to Engelhardt
to Deep Drawing Tear-Off Test to Engelhardt
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Related Products for Performing the Earing Test

Additional Test Methods for Sheet Metal Forming:

Cupping tests on metals
to Cupping test
Hole expansion tests on metals
to Hole expansion test
Metals | Sheet metal | U-bend test
to U-bend test
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