Which risk increases when sheet metal stamping exceeds minimum bend radius tolerance?

💡 Explanation

Increased material tensile fracturing results from exceeding minimum bend radius tolerance, because the increased stress concentrates along tightly bent region causing the molecules separate via brittle facture, therefore, forming cracks, rather than even stress distribution along the bend.

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