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Its sheet metal bending calculator provides bend allowance and bend deduction outputs based on material, thickness, flange dimensions, and bend angles. The tool is built for practical fabrication planning and flat-pattern preparation. It is available publicly on the site with no required paid subscription to use the calculator.
This belt length calculator is designed for two-pulley systems with inputs for center-to-center distance and both pulley diameters. It uses the standard engineering approximation formula and is aimed at compressors, pumps, and fan drives. The calculator is freely accessible on the site without mandatory payment.
Find the critical load for a column using our buckling calculator.
Calculate the elongation percentage and determine if the material would fail using the elongation calculator.
The Poisson's ratio calculator can find the Poisson's ratio either as a proportion of lateral and axial strain or from the shear and elasticity moduli.
Use this tool to calculate the shear modulus of a cubic element, given its dimensions, force applied, and deformation.
Use our torsional constant calculator to find the torsional constant of many structural profiles subjected to torsion.
Use this tool to calculate the torsional stiffness by inputting the torque and the twist angle or the shear modulus, polar moment, and beam length.
The von Mises stress calculator can help you predict if a material will yield under complex loading conditions.
This principal stress calculator helps you calculate the amount of normal stress acting on a single major plane. Find the maximum, minimum, and angle of principal stress using this calculator.
Use our shear stress calculator to get the shear stress value of a beam subjected to a transverse load or a torque.
The spring rate calculator can help you obtain the spring rate (spring constant) for any given spring.
The angle of repose calculator can be a valuable tool to forecast the behavior of piles of granular materials.
The Boltzmann factor calculator computes a relative probability of two states of a system at thermal equilibrium.
Use our bulk modulus calculator to know the relationship between bulk stress, bulk strain, and bulk modulus.
Calculate or convert Rockwell hardness number to different hardness scales using the Rockwell hardness conversion calculator.
Use this tool to calculate the shear strain produced by shear forces, stresses, and twisting couples in circular shafts.
Use this stress concentration factor calculator to estimate the localized high stresses in the regions of geometric discontinuities.
Convert engineering stress-strain values into their true counterparts using the true strain calculator.
Estimate the material hardness for your test specimen using the Vickers hardness number calculator.
Determine the indentation hardness of a material using the Brinell hardness number calculator.
The elastic constants calculator can help you explore the relationships between the moduli of elasticity for isotropic materials.
Take a quiz and see if you really understand how sheet metal behaves during bending.
Use this tool to calculate the section modulus, second area moment, and neutral axis of many structural profiles, given their dimensions.