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Advantages and Limitations of metal forming - I

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The cold forming process in which a hardened tool is pressed against a workpiece (when there is relative motion between the tool and the workpiece) to produce a roughened surface with a regular pattern is

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Roll forming

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Charmfering

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Knurling

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Strip rolling

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The correct option is C Knurling
The cold forming process in which a hardened tool is pressed against a workpiece (when there is relative motion between the tool and the workpiece) to produce a roughened surface with a regular pattern is knurling.

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