Spinning is a metal processing process that is typically used to turn and press metal sheets or pipes into workpieces of the desired shape. This process is often used to manufacture round or cylindrical parts, such as automotive parts, pipes, containers, etc.

Commonly used spinning materials include:

 1. Steel: including carbon steel, stainless steel and alloy steel, commonly used in the manufacture of automobile parts, pipes, containers, etc.

 2. Aluminum alloy: It has light weight and good corrosion resistance, and is often used to manufacture aerospace parts, electronic product casings, etc.

 3. Copper and copper alloys: have good electrical and thermal conductivity and are often used in the manufacture of electrical connectors, radiators, etc.

 4. Titanium alloy: It has high strength and corrosion resistance and is often used to manufacture aerospace parts, medical devices, etc.

 These materials can be formed by spinning mechanical equipment during the spinning process to meet the needs of different industrial fields. When selecting a spinning material, consider the material's mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, cost, and final product requirements.

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