What is plasticity in the first place?

The property of remaining deformed even after the force is applied and then removed! Introducing what "plasticity" is!

Metals possess both plasticity and elasticity. Elasticity is the property that allows a material to return to its original shape after being deformed by an applied force. For a familiar example, think of a rubber band. When you gently stretch a rubber band and then release it, it returns to its original shape. This ability to return is called "elasticity." However, if a certain amount of force is applied, once that force is removed, the material may not return to its original shape. This limit of returning is referred to as the "elastic limit." The property where deformation remains even after the force is removed is called "plasticity." We provide a detailed explanation using illustrations and diagrams, so please take a look at the PDF download. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

Plastic processing machines (cutting and rolling)Processing Contract