11. Bimaterial sheets
These are products designed to meet complex needs, which can be :
protect the inner element from harmful aggression;
give the assembly special properties (soundproofing, impact resistance, rigidity).
Here are two well-known examples:
colaminated or explosively clad sheet metal, in which a core usually designed to impart strength (carbon or alloy steel) is covered by a stainless steel cladding designed to protect against highly aggressive environments. The aim can also be purely economic, by reducing consumption of the noble product. The shaping of these materials depends essentially on...
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Bimaterial sheets