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....................................................................................................................................................... 2  \nData exchange ............................................................................................................................................................. 2  \nCAD systems................................................................................................................................................................. 2  \nData transfer ................................................................................................................................................................ 2  \nProduction processes................................................................................................................................................... 3  \nPunching/laser cutting ................................................................................................................................................. 3  \nShear-cutting................................................................................................................................................................ 3  \nFolding.......................................................................................................................................................................... 3  \nRounding ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3  \nWelding ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4  \nSpot welding ................................................................................................................................................................ 4  \nStud welding ................................................................................................................................................................ 4  \nPressing in .................................................................................................................................................................... 4  \nDesign .......................................................................................................................................................................... 5  \nChoice of material ........................................................................................................................................................ 5  \nContour ........................................................................................................................................................................ 5  \nBasic forms ................................................................................................................................................................... 6  \nCorner clearances ........................................................................................................................................................ 6  \nBend-free separations ................................................................................................................................................. 7  \nSmallest possible leg length ......................................................................................................................................... 8  \nMinimum distance to the bending edge for holes or cut-outs.................................................................................... 9  \nRelief cut .................................................................................................................................................................... 10  \nDimensioning ............................................","cbCaipipfyme3EVh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipipfyme3EVh","pdf",562525,12,"English","# Economical design\n# Data exchange\n## CAD systems\n## Data transfer\n# Production processes\n## Punching/laser cutting\n## Shear-cutting\n## Folding\n## Rounding\n## Welding\n## Spot welding\n## Stud welding\n## Pressing in\n# Design\n## Choice of material\n## Contour\n## Basic forms\n## Corner clearances\n## Bend-free separations\n## Smallest possible leg length\n## Minimum distance to the bending edge for holes or cut-outs\n## Relief cut\n## Dimensioning","[{\"question\":\"What file formats does the document require for data transfer?\",\"answer\":\"It requests a 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