Issues with hot pressing of end caps and multiple molding processes

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Today, the company hot-pressed an EHA head measuring 3800*28. Two forming processes were used: one pressing step, followed by heating in the furnace before another pressing step. I asked a master; it’s thick enough to be formed in one go. However, the criteria for making such judgments are unknown. Therefore, I ask the experts for their guidance. It is best to have a method to quantify the relationship between various data metrics of the head and the number of molding cycles. Thank you.

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