Stretch forming is widespread in the aerospace industry. It allows the manufacture of large parts, most often made of aluminum, with lower tooling costs than those of the drawing tools, as only a single run is required to form the part, on a single die.

Profile stretch forming is a very repeatable process for profile forming in 2D or 3D

Elastoforming is an economical and high productivity forming technique to stamp medium and small batches of shallow parts production.

Hot Forming is a forming technique with a short cycle time using medium-high temperature to increase the formability of the material being formed.
 

The superplastic forming (SPF) process has emerged as a reliable method of manufacturing in the aerospace industry. This technology is used for the production of complex aircraft parts.