The bending coefficient of stainless steel refers to the ratio of the minimum bending force required to the strength of the material itself under different material, thickness, and bending radius conditions. It is one of the important indicators to measure the bending performance of stainless steel. In the bending process of stainless steel, it is the ratio of the increase in the bend length after bending to the original length. Generally speaking, the bending coefficient of stainless steel is about 0.33.

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